Author Archives: Rob Wilson

This 3,250m² scheme in central London will operate as a membership organisation offering offices, meeting and viewing rooms, underground storage facilities and a club room, as well as 14 gallery spaces

The nine-flat, two commercial unit development has interiors designed by Scenesmith which use off-cuts, ‘raw’ and recycled materials

The practice has completed the full renovation and extension of an Edwardian-era terrace house in north-west London

The AJ 40 under 40 architects are both co-founders of vPPR, which has followed up a series of inventive one-off houses with larger schemes, often informed by their interest in art

Faced by Jura limestone, the new building is constructed from 90 per cent recycled, low-carbon concrete, partially exposed inside to contrast with a marble-floored atrium, oak-floored galleries, brass thresholds and a green velvet-lined bar

The AJ 40 under 40 practice, formed by Carlos Sanchez and Tom Benton, produces work that while deceptively low-key is materially rich

A hands-on experimental streak marks out this materially inventive AJ 40 under 40 practice, which constructed its first five projects itself

Previously a winner of an AJ Retrofit award for housing, AJ 40 under 40 practice alma-nac champions collaboration and participation as ways of democratising architecture

The Potemkin Theatre, last year’s Antepavilion project, raised the profile of the AJ 40 under 40 practice founded by Paul Maich and Ted Swift

The £220,000 two-bedroom house sits on a narrow plot fronting a river towards which the first-floor cantilevered living room projects