Author Archives: Rob Wilson

Moxon Architects has converted a granite ‘steading’ or farm building in Aberdeenshire, once used to winter sheep, into a temporary work space for its own use

A 111m-high spire marks this 32,000m² mall on the outskirts of Turin by London practice Claudio Silvestrin Architects

Cartwright Pickard’s XYZ building in Manchester stands apart from its slick corporate neighbours, writes Rob Wilson. Photography by Hufton + Crow

A crescent of 24 three-storey modular townhouses at the historic Smith’s Dock site is the first phase of an 800-home development by Urban Splash, which will also include houses designed by TV presenter George Clarke and apartments by SimpsonHaugh

The opening of the new Apple Mall Dubai heralds Apple’s ’pioneering ambition to create inspirational civic spaces for all’ according to Foster + Partners

Make has completed two complementary but contrasting buildings – one with a striking deco-lite façade – which anchor a new public space south of Piccadilly in London

Following evidence of reduced infection rates, single-person rooms are gaining popularity. Rob Wilson investigates what this means for hospital design 

Jamie Fobert Architects’ Tate St Ives 500m² extension wlll finally open on 14 October following unexpected delays caused by hitting a layer of hard blue elvan bedrock

This eight-storey veterinary hospital, training and administration building, part of a major redevelopment of Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, creates a landmark facility, writes Rob Wilson

This £6.8 million multi-purpose building for the Salesians of Don Bosco religious order in Battersea has a copper-clad chapel at its heart