Rob Wilson

Glenn Howells Architects has completed a development of three- and four-bedroom mews houses, part of its Port Loop masterplan in Birmingham

The 1950s house has been remodelled with a rear extension of stacked creasing tiles, around which wraps a large L-shaped reflecting pool

The 37,000m2 University College Hospital Grafton Way building, designed in association with Edward Williams Architects, provides a major new healthcare facility for cancer treatment, with five of its 13 floors below ground

The lean renovation of the south London arts organisation’s home was achieved at a total construction cost of just £1.8 million, a testament to the intelligent use of BIM in keeping costs down. Rob Wilson visited. Photography by Maris Mazulis

The retrofit of a former shop unit in Glasgow’s Italian Centre, provides a modern, accessible base for the Scottish Episcopal Church, with flexible spaces for working and gathering

Architectural trailblazers Richard Rogers (88) and Chris Wilkinson (76) died within a few days of each other in December. From our January issue, Rob Wilson pays tribute to these two leading lights of the High-Tech movement

Sanchez Benton has retrofitted the ground floor and basement of a building in Fitzrovia designed by Edwardian architect Arthur Beresford Pite in 1904, creating a contemporary art space with four galleries

ZCD Architects has drawn on its research into child-friendly cities to create a pocket community focused on spaces to play on an unpromising site in rural Buckinghamshire. Photography by Matt Clayton

The winning work of the Architecture Drawing Prize 2021 was announced at the Sir John Soane’s Museum last night at the opening of an exhibition of all the competition’s category winners and finalists

The project in Brockley, South London has created an open-plan ground-floor space and uses hand-made and reclaimed materials