Author Archives: Fran Williams

The Cambridge-based practice has completed University House, phase 1 of a development for the UK’s newest university ARU Peterborough

Stables Yard is a low-carbon housing scheme in south-east London using modern methods of construction and including a shared access deck for community interaction

The conversion features a series of interventions that are mostly free-standing, demountable and reversible to facilitate minimal impact on the building

OGU Architects and MMAS have been named winners of the AJ Small Projects awards 2023 at an event at Morris+Company’s offices in Hackney

The Quadrangle project turns a disused double basement at King’s College London on the Strand into a modern engineering department

The AJ can reveal the 20 schemes shortlisted for AJ Small Projects 2023 – and the reader poll is now open!

Matteo Attanasio, head of sustainability at structural and civil engineering consultancy Symmetrys, tells Fran Williams about FerrousWheel, the firm’s still-evolving tool for replacing designed steel sections with a reclaimed steel alternative

The pavilion is an ‘outdoor room’ in rural Scotland built from local materials for a family ‘who want to live in the landscape’

The practice has collaborated with artists, designers and makers to refurbish SOM’s iconic Exchange House in the City of London

The south-east London scheme comprises a gallery and event space, café-bar and bookshop, supporting artists and independent publishing