Author Archives: Rob Wilson

Conservation specialist Donald Insall Associates has completed the restoration of the John Belcher-designed Neo-Baroque wing and interiors of the Chartered Accountants Hall

The station, designed with engineers WSP, is opening five months later than the line’s other central stations, a delay with origins in tunnelling issues dating back to 2014 

Caruso St John’s retrofit of a listed 1940s warehouse, part of the former Philips factory in Eindhoven, Netherlands, provides a mix of housing above an abundance of statutory and commercial uses, writes Rob Wilson

MawsonKerr has built a three-bedroom house that minimises the use of concrete and uses no structural steel

The six-storey building,  a new headquarters for Ferring Pharmaceuticals, sits on a large plinth to protect it from possible flooding

The Mercian, a build-to-rent 42-storey tower, comprises 481 new homes as well as extensive resident amenities and commercial units on Broad Street

The £5.5 million restoration and renovation of St John’s Church is designed to give it new life as a place of worship as well as upgrading its facilities as a performance and meeting space

Queen’s Quarter comprises four blocks of 35, 21, 19 and 13 storeys and is centred around Queen’s Gardens, a community-designed public park by landscape architecture practice Grant Associates

AJ architecture editor Rob Wilson gives his verdict on the mainly well-mannered and muted contenders for this year’s RIBA Stirling Prize

The first of three phases designed to transform the east London arts centre has created a first-floor cinema bar as well as learning and participation space