Author Archives: AJ Contributor

Two office blocks are connected by a glazed link, with the buildings’ design influenced by the site’s industrial and railway heritage. Photography by Hufton + Crow

A new visitor centre for the open-air museum in Dudley draws on the forms and materials of the attraction’s historic buildings. Photography by Lorenzo Zandri

Recycled railway sleepers are one of the elements used to form this creative centre for young people, part of the Roundhouse’s creative campus in London’s Chalk Farm. Photography by Fred Howarth

Hygiene in washroom design is more important than ever. Thrislington’s CPD offers a range of technical and design solutions to any modern development’s hygiene and wellness issues.

Earthen architecture specialist Anna Heringer believes architects of the global north should apologise for promoting an architecture that exploits the planet and furthers social injustice

A poplar tree woodland was the starting point for designing this Lincolnshire house, configured as a series of separate buildings. Photography by David Grandorge

A timber-framed garden room extends an Edwardian house, uniting kitchen and dining, and echoing the split-level configuration of the main building’s eight part-floors. Photography by Henry Woide

A two-storey house extension on the edge of Grunewald Forest in Berlin recalls Charles Moore’s theories of ‘aedicular’ houses in 1960s California. Photography by Ståle Eriksen

MICA’s Cheng Yu Tung Building for Jesus College, Oxford, combines teaching, retail, research, NHS healthcare and student living. Photography by Jim Stephenson, Hufton + Crow

The project on Hackney's Broadway Market refurbished a shop and flats while adding a timber-framed rear extension. Photography by Tim Crocker