Case study: WongAvery Music Gallery by Níall McLaughlin Architects
This music practice and performance space for Trinity Hall Cambridge is a free-standing pavilion in the centre of Avery Court. Photography by Nick Kane
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By AJ Contributor 18 May 2023 1,641 Views
This music practice and performance space for Trinity Hall Cambridge is a free-standing pavilion in the centre of Avery Court. Photography by Nick Kane
By AJ Contributor 10 May 2023 1,484 Views
Modern methods of construction enabled the fast assembly of an early-years building for the White House Preparatory School in south London. Photography by Will Scott
By AJ Contributor 4 May 2022 2,383 Views
This large, high-end domestic extension to Fulham Cemetery Lodge by Simon Gill Architects uses materials and details to create a dynamic relationship between old and new. Photography by James Brittain
By AJ Contributor 25 April 2022 1,954 Views
MortonScarr’s extension to Golders Green Crematorium uses brick decoratively to relate to the existing Grade II-listed building. A composition of solid and lattice brickwork, it is a contemporary take on the craftsmanship of the original structures. Photography by James French
By AJ Contributor 19 April 2022 1,329 Views
A Pupil Referral Unit in Peckham, south London, needed to provide a safe and calm educational environment that was also robust. Pale brick was used to create a scheme that avoids looking brutal and defensive. Photography by Jim Stephenson
By Fran Williams 2 August 2021 1,425 Views
This retrofit of Worcester Cathedral’s undercroft into a learning centre is an exercise in detail and light-touch architecture. Photography by Andy Marshall and James Atkinson
By AJ Contributor 26 July 2021 2,025 Views
This refurbishment and extension of a small house in London’s Kentish Town has been designed to embrace a triangular footprint and the existing character of the site. Photography by Anthony Coleman
By Fran Williams 19 July 2021 1,803 Views
Erect Architecture’s recently completed extension to the grade II* listed church St Mary Stoke Newington in North-East London adds a contemporary feel using punched bricks. Photography by David Grandorge
By AJ Contributor 7 April 2020 1,209 Views
The original Bovingdon bricks of the cathedral were carefully matched in size, texture, colouring, ratio and distribution to carry out repairs to brickwork and to form the new walls, window openings and quoins as part of this extensive retrofit project. Photography by Giles Rocholl Photography
By AJ Contributor 19 February 2020 2,597 Views
This conversion of a Victorian corner plot in south London reinterprets the adjacent terrace’s façade composition to ‘repair the existing out-of-pattern arrangement’. Photography by Rory Gardiner