Author Archives: Rob Wilson

ZCD Architects has drawn on its research into child-friendly cities to create a pocket community focused on spaces to play on an unpromising site in rural Buckinghamshire. Photography by Matt Clayton

The winning work of the Architecture Drawing Prize 2021 was announced at the Sir John Soane’s Museum last night at the opening of an exhibition of all the competition’s category winners and finalists

The project in Brockley, South London has created an open-plan ground-floor space and uses hand-made and reclaimed materials

The design of IF_DO’s new 320m² beach house in Thorpeness, which sits within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is intended to connect it to the surrounding landscape while offering first-floor views out to sea

After a three-year closure London’s Courtauld Gallery has reopened. Rob Wilson visited and found a finely wrought retrofit sensitive to the spirit of the original building

The ‘Rainbow Pavilion’ designed with artist Kate V Robertson, in collaboration with local schoolchildren, is intended to accommodate and promote outdoor learning and events in Strathclyde Country Park

The AJ can reveal the final set of shortlists for the AJ Retrofit Awards 2022 in the House and Housing categories

Part of the Alder Hey Children’s Hospital redevelopment in Liverpool, the centre provides bereavement services for those affected by the death of a child, creating a non-institutional background to grief, writes Rob Wilson

The AJ is pleased to reveal the third batch of projects shortlisted for the AJ Retrofit Awards 2022: the four workplace categories

The AJ is pleased to reveal the second batch of projects shortlisted for the AJ Retrofit Awards 2022