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Turning Tides: FaulknerBrowns' Hebburn Central

27 Jan 2016

The restored Rates Hall||

SimpsonHaugh on the changes in Manchester's Civic Quarter

08 Oct 2015

Panter Hudspith transforms Trocadero into lux cinema

01 Oct 2015

Tottenham’s Kejetia, one of 22 shops to be remodelled in the area||

You&Me boosts civic pride with shopfront revamps

29 Aug 2015

Shuttleworth on Birmingham redevelopment

01 Aug 2015

Review: All of This belongs to You at the V&A

17 May 2015

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Mies Van der Rohe winner "plays a new symbolic role"

11 May 2015

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Mecanoo's first US project has a 'dutch touch'

08 May 2015

The church’s cross-topped spire dominates the town below|The Oslo-based firm aimed to reinterpret Norway's medieval stave churches|The church is on two levels, and drops down away from the road|A reinterpretation of the traditional rose window|A timber and stained-glass window mimics traditional tracery|Inset strip lighting follows the vertical order of the pine planks||

Reiulf Ramstad's angular church in Knarvik, Norway

17 Apr 2015

V&A curator Rory Hyde on politics & architecture

08 Apr 2015

The centre was originally building in the 1930s as a movie theatre|The new corner extension joins the two existing buildings|The pattern on the new building's cladding reflects the diamond stencils on the main structure|The cladding references the light and dark of artist Pierre Soulage's painting|The new bar/lobby area|The main theatre space|The 1994 building before the extension was added||

MGA completes Bethune centre after 20 years

02 Mar 2015

Visitors walk under a cantilevered section to access the inner ring|Nearly 580,000 names are engraved on the coated steel panels|A lateral shape counters the verticality of the adjacent basilica|The memorial sits next to France’s largest military cemetery||

Philippe Prost's Ring of Remembrance in France

02 Feb 2015

Katy Marks, founder and director of Citizens Design Bureau|The Petal Desk, designed for co-working at The Hub|The Hub Islington|The Everyman Theatre Liverpool|The new theatre maintains the feeling of its predecessor despite being a completely new structure|The writer's study at the Everyman|The team designed every last detail down to the drinks' coasters|The dressing rooms at the Everyman|The facade features images of local residents|Lighting designed for the The Hackney Downs Studio using existing fittings|Lighting designed for the The Hackney Downs Studio using existing fittings|Lighting designed for the The Hackney Downs Studio using existing fittings||

A stirling year for Katy Marks

23 Jan 2015

The new entrance on Oxford Street|The station features Daniel Buren's signature vinyl shapes|By 2016 the station will be fully accessible with five new lifts providing step-free access|Around 150,000 people currently use the station each day||

Hawkins\Brown & Daniel Buren's op-art tube station

20 Jan 2015

The linking structure was conceived as an "urban ribbon"|It connects the various element of the 362,000sq m complex|||At night, the ribbon frames the entrance to the music and theatre venues|The ribbon houses purely public functions such as F+B and retail|Sunken daylight wells provide access to the car park drop-off areas|One of two exhibition centre|The ribbon lifts up to provide access to the waterfront plaza and public spaces|© 10 Design||

10 Design ties up phase one of the Zhuhai CBD

14 Jan 2015

The dynamic structure juxtaposes the smooth curve of the main building with an angular, jutting 'prow'|The layers of the buildings are clad in vertical bands of wood on the lower level and anodised aluminium above|The few windows within the wooden ribbon are fronted by swivelling slats|The end of the wooden 'ribbon' cantilevers out over the entrance, its oblique form recalling the stripped-back structure of the prow of a ship|Crescent-shaped skylights in the double-height lobby's ceiling are spaced at irregular intervals to create shifting patterns of natural light||

Centre de Congrès à Mons by Studio Libeskind

14 Jan 2015

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