Don’t Move Improve! reveals runners-up
Jessica Mairs2021-06-02T13:02:06+01:00Eight special prize winners have been announced in the competition to find London's best home extension, ahead of an overall winner later this month.
Eight special prize winners have been announced in the competition to find London's best home extension, ahead of an overall winner later this month.
Gruff Architects has given a new lease of life to a Victorian house in Deptford, south London.
DHaus Company has designed a pair of monochrome apartments beside a pub in north London, which draw inspiration from the area's mews houses and Japanese courtyard homes.
Simon Allford talks to Glenn Howells about AHMM's transformation of the derelict Royal Mail sorting office into a mixed-use city block in London's "knowledge quarter".
A brick and zinc-clad dwelling by Alan Morris Architect forms a strong connection with its garden site in north London
Publica reveals vision to revive London's pandemic-hit Oxford Street with pedestrianisation, pop-ups and a scalable mound by MVRDV at Marble Arch
Wright & Wright Architects’ library and archive at Lambeth Palace is a fitting home for an exceptional collection, finds Rolfe Kentish of Long & Kentish Architects
A Victorian warehouse in south London extended and refurbished by Hawkins\Brown is fitted out as workspace by Architecture 00 and Studio Weave.
Hawkins Brown’s Robotics Lab and Real Estate Institute for UCL Bartlett at Here East.
An ode to Brixton written by Henry Squire takes in the centre's famed market, declining department stores and London's only working windmill.
Holloway Road may be rough and ugly but it repays closer acquaintance, writes Peter St John.
Paul Karakusevic finds renewed interest in London for housing built by the public sector, for the public good.