Rob Wilson

The timber-framed education and exhibition space is constructed of low-carbon and repurposed materials including decking from a decommissioned German submarine base

Designed with Cake Industries, Beam Architects’ new 21.7m-long bridge reinstates access to Bracklinn Falls, a beauty spot on the edge of the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park

This multi-unit development follows the contours of its steeply sloping site in a series of curved and tiered setbacks

The refurbishment of the 2004 building has saved an estimated 93 per cent embodied carbon compared with new build and reduced the building’s carbon footprint by 19 per cent

Red Clover Gardens consists of 157 homes for private sale, affordable and social rent, arranged across five facetted blocks within a landscaped park-like setting

Building 9 is one in a cluster of 12 commercial properties forming part of the Devonshire Square Estate near Spitalfields in the City of London

HawkinsBrown has completed an eight-storey research block at the Hammersmith Hospital campus in White City

Antiquarian prints and amateur landscape paintings sourced from eBay and modified with abstract geometric forms play with ideas of architecture, magic and the picturesque in Sam Jacob’s new solo show at the Betts Project

The House With One Column, in the Faversham conservation area, was inspired by the open undercroft of the Kent town’s guildhall

The new exhibition of Mike Nelson’s last two decades of work at the South Bank Centre is like ‘an intense meditation on dodgy and failed retrofit’, says Rob Wilson