Letting the Light In
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Russian For Fish reworks a Victorian flat in London using polished concrete and vibrant yellow surfaces
Building
Russian For Fish reworks a Victorian flat in London using polished concrete and vibrant yellow surfaces
Refurbishment
Witherford Watson Mann and Kinnear Landscape Architects’ transformation of a Victorian waterworks into a public nature reserve demanded delicate handling of history and ecology, explains William Mann
Books
An excellent reassessment of postmoderism and architecture’s popular turn lacks only the popular voice, finds Hana Loftus
My Kind of Town
Past and present connect through Rome and London
Lighting
Radiant Architectural Lighting is unveiling a series of innovative, high-performance products at this year’s Light & Building Show in Frankfurt
Building
A remodelled house in London by Nicholas Szczepaniak Architects draws inspiration from its canalside location
Building
BPTW draws on historic references for a housing scheme in Greenwich, south London
Building Review
Kieran Timberlake’s solemn US embassy in London captures the stability of the republic but not the vibrancy of its people, finds Larry Malcic
Exhibition
Drawings by Florian Beigel and Philip Christou at Betts Project
Building
Workspaces by Jan Kattein Architects have been self-built in a spirit of experimentation and prototyping
Building
Yellow Cloud Studio juggles with geometry in a triangular domestic extension
Focus
Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios has renewed the Hayward Gallery’s pyramid rooflights