Author Archives: Rob Wilson

The Bethnal Green museum reopens on Saturday after a £13 million redevelopment by De Matos Ryan with displays by AOC. Rob Wilson finds a joyous if slightly jarring cacophony

Moxon Architects has completed a timber pedestrian and cycle bridge over a river in the town of Balingen in Baden-Würtemberg intended as an exemplar of sustainable infrastructure

Camberwell Lodge near Burgess Park challenges the typical care-home model with a focus on interconnected interior layouts and social spaces

150 Holborn is designed around a full-height atrium intended to emphasise cohabitation and social connectivity

This year’s Summer Exhibition presents an enjoyably eclectic mix of exhibits, from precise models to protean artworks, says Rob Wilson

The Grade II-listed New Century Hall, which has lain mostly vacant for years, has been upgraded and updated as part of Manchester’s NOMA development

The second in our interiors series looks at the restoration of a highly decorated grotto, built by 18th-century poet Alexander Pope underneath his Thamesside villa 

The £8 million inpatient unit at St Ann’s Hospital in Poole provides specialist accommodation and a therapeutic environment

The Lesley Lokko-curated Laboratory of the Future is light on built work but a convincing reset of the architectural conversation, says Rob Wilson

SIRS Architects has converted a former brewery off London’s Brick Lane into a three-gallery centre dedicated to the work of the distinctive East End-based artists