Author Archives: Rob Wilson

A mixed-use science and business hub has opened in the East Midlands, with facilities that include laboratories, office space, chemical and solvent storage rooms and a café

This development of eight flats, two live-work units and two commercial spaces designed by Michael Trentham Architects, re-animates the site and part-shell of a previously rundown public house in a conservation area

A sculptural new timber-framed grandstand has opened at the historic home of UK national track cycling, where there has been a Velodrome since 1891

Fletcher Priest has transformed a tired 1980s, eight-storey office block in Whitechapel for Derwent London

Characterised by communal facilities and a longer-term approach to finishes and detailing, the private rented sector is establishing a new building type. But can it solve the housing crisis? Rob Wilson reports

A refurbished chapel, with a bold yet referential extension, creates a welcoming space for meetings, concerts or just quiet contemplation at the heart of the University of Winchester 

A striking gabled design that echoes the steeple of the neighbouring church

To mark World Health Day, we look at this new 30,000m² in-patient ward block in Belfast, which opened this week

This bamboo café in resort-town Siem Reap was recently completed to train young Cambodians for jobs in the region’s tourist industry

This powerfully orthogonal new corner block responds subtly to the history of its site – the former electronics retail industry in Tottenham Court Road