Author Archives: Rob Wilson

This redevelopment for the Crown Estate on 29-30 St James’s Street and 25-26 Bury Street includes new, high-end residential, office and retail space

Part of the Salford Central regeneration scheme, this new development of 36 townhouses has been planned around a listed Neo-classical church

An exhibition looking at six projects by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris at the British School at Rome maps a path for the practice’s direction of travel, writes Rob Wilson

The Houseboat, built for Roger Zogolovitch in Poole Harbour, complements and inverts the architect/developer’s neighbouring Boat House home, writes Rob Wilson. Photography by Rory Gardiner

The 2,600m² centre contains 17 teaching laboratories laid out around an entrance atrium and ’forum’, each designed to provide further freeform teaching spaces

Book your free place at AJ Specification Live on Wednesday 5 July in London, and hear what architects are specifying for the building envelope

The new high-grade office building, Four Kingdom Street, has been designed by the practice for British Land next to Paddington railway station

Herzog & De Meuron and Richard Rogers have shared the £10,000 prize for the most outstanding work of architecture at this year’s Royal Academy of Art summer exhibition

Invisible Studio was commissioned by the new school of architecture at the University of Reading to work alongside 40 first year students and run a participatory workshop to construct a pavilion for the end of year show

Westminster University students’ hand-built shelter in the grounds of the Lusto Forestry Museum was constructed as part of the Mobile Home 2017 project, celebrating the centenary of Finland’s independence