Author Archives: Rob Wilson

Will Gamble Architects has combined gridded forms and decorative mouldings in a reworking of a Victorian house in Clapham, south London

A new theatre in south London containing two auditoria, a café, bar and studios for hire opened its doors to the public last Thursday

The practice has performed a masterful warts-and-all retrofit of the former brewery, led by the client’s desire to ‘keep the DNA’ of the building, writes Rob Wilson. Photography Simon Menges

Glenn Howells Architects has completed a development of three- and four-bedroom mews houses, part of its Port Loop masterplan in Birmingham

The 1950s house has been remodelled with a rear extension of stacked creasing tiles, around which wraps a large L-shaped reflecting pool

The 37,000m2 University College Hospital Grafton Way building, designed in association with Edward Williams Architects, provides a major new healthcare facility for cancer treatment, with five of its 13 floors below ground

The lean renovation of the south London arts organisation’s home was achieved at a total construction cost of just £1.8 million, a testament to the intelligent use of BIM in keeping costs down. Rob Wilson visited. Photography by Maris Mazulis

The retrofit of a former shop unit in Glasgow’s Italian Centre, provides a modern, accessible base for the Scottish Episcopal Church, with flexible spaces for working and gathering

Architectural trailblazers Richard Rogers (88) and Chris Wilkinson (76) died within a few days of each other in December. From our January issue, Rob Wilson pays tribute to these two leading lights of the High-Tech movement

Sanchez Benton has retrofitted the ground floor and basement of a building in Fitzrovia designed by Edwardian architect Arthur Beresford Pite in 1904, creating a contemporary art space with four galleries