Rob Wilson

This project, in Brancaster by the north Norfolk coast, reconfigures a house – once used as the village butcher’s shop – into a holiday home

The Dutch city is creating public spaces that balance development with increased biodiversity. Rob Wilson visits and talks to De Urbanisten, one of the practices creating Rotterdam’s ‘sponge city’

The house, within a conservation area in the historic village of Lavenham, uses vernacular details and materials to fit in contextually with the streetscape

The design, in collaboration with landscape architect Mark Donaldson, creates a fully accessible public space with planting in front of St Columbkille’s Church in Rutherglen, Glasgow

The pergola-fronted structure is designed for the client’s mother who moved from the north of England to live with her family in London

The fair has been reshaped with reuse, easy disassembly and waste reduction in mind, and uses colour accents, shadow and planting installations to create subtle atmospherics

This renovation of a three-storey, early Victorian terrace house in Knightsbridge, London, reimagines the existing configuration to create a series of intimate and calm spaces

The practice has remodelled, upgraded and extended a north London house with features such as glazed tiles drawing on the clients’ love of municipal architecture

The distinctive design of Queen Elizabeth Hall at Shrewsbury School combines features such as arched openings and chequerboard fenestration, steep-pitched roofs, dormers and tall ventilation stacks

The original structure has been extended and environmentally upgraded to create a home for a young family