With its Anderby Creek retrofit project in Lincolnshire, the practice has created a calming place to unwind that borrows its colours from its beachfront setting. Rob Wilson speaks to Jonathan Hendry about it
The insertion of a mezzanine ‘bedroom box’ transforms an artist’s workspace into a living space
The contextual low-lying building, surrounded by the Cairngorms National Park, contains a studio and café anchored around two concrete monoliths
Winner of AJ Small Projects 2009, the house near Bath now prioritises massively upgraded thermal performance over the original innovative passive solar design
A new steel structure and mezzanine floor have been inserted to open up the building's original but gutted 17th and 18th-century envelope
The complex, which has its origins in the 17th century, was designed for a DIY and craft company and centres on a stripped-back quarry-stone cloister
AJ Small Projects 2021 launches online at 10am on Tuesday 3 November with an event and panel discussion on the theme: What makes for a winning small project?
The cedar shingle-clad shelter at North Watford Cemetery outside London is designed to accommodate up to 20 mourners gathering prior to a burial.
The vessel will travel between sites in east London, using a hydraulic device to raise its concertina-sided roof, creating a multifunctional assembly space
The completion of 14 new homes marks the conclusion of the practice’s nine-year project, collaborating with the community to transform the centre of a south-east London neighbourhood
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