The Architects’ Journal Architecture News & Buildings
Stiff + Trevillion restores Battersea landmark Arding & Hobbs
Stiff + Trevillion has restored the Grade II-listed former department store near Clapham Junction into workspace with the addition of a CLT roof pavilion
Retail
Shops, shopping centres, hotels and restaurants
Konishi Gaffney completes Cumbrian beachfront café
The café and visitor hub, featuring an exposed timber roof and external shutters, is perched alongside the only beach in the Lake District
Buckley Gray Yeoman refurbishes listed Heal’s department store
Buckley Gray Yeoman has completed a ‘sensitive reinvention’ of the Heal’s Building in Tottenham Court Road, central London, for developer General Projects
Mooradian Studio designs store lined with recycled paper acoustic insulation
The client for the project is the online menswear brand Natalino, which specialises in high-quality garments
Howells completes pavilion restaurant at 18th-century Hanbury Hall
The Courtyard Kitchen provides fully accessible facilities at the Grade I-listed National Trust stately home in Worcestershire
Holland Harvey designs new Tate café following circular economy principles
The all-day café and bar at Tate Modern includes benches made from ash die-back timber and tabletops using coffee grounds
Interior reflections: Prada Caffè at Harrods
The third in our interiors series looks at the Milan-based fashion house’s Art Nouveau-meets-Art Deco café, integrated within the London department store’s Neo-Baroque façade
vPPR’s Camden Market Canopy
vPPR Architects has created a playful new venue perched on the elevated former railway goods yard alongside Camden Market’s Grade II*-listed Horse Hospital
From ruin to restaurant: Croft 3 by architecture studio fardaa
On the far-flung Isle of Mull, the London-based architect has completed its first rural project, the transformation of a ruined stone byre into a dining hall
Fraser/Livingstone transforms former Edinburgh public toilet into restaurant
The £220,000 retrofit project replaces the building’s roof with a new trapezoidal pavilion perched over the water