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Tim Poulson completes his own ‘country house clause’ home in Cambridgeshire
The four-bedroom home is conceived as a single sculptural form, clad entirely in Cor-ten
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Macdonald Wright completes low-energy infill home in east London
Macdonald Wright has completed an infill home in Hackney that cuts its energy requirements for heating to a 10th of current UK building standards
DeDraft completes Cor-ten clad extension in Hackney
DeDraft has added a weathering steel-clad extension to a four-storey semi-detached property in London Fields
RetroFirst Stories: SHH on revamping John Winter’s Highgate home
The latest in the AJ’s ongoing series looking at architects who have brought buildings from the brink of ruin or given them new life
The Parchment Works by Will Gamble Architects
An extension to a Northamptonshire house preserves and celebrates a ruined former parchment factory
A welcome neighbour: Barefoot Architects’ Cor-ten-clad Bristol house
Screened from the street by a graffiti-strewn boundary wall, the courtyard house has charmed its Bristol neighbours, writes Ellie Duffy. Photography Anthony Coleman
Stolon Studio completes Cor-ten-clad mews house in Brockley
Nicknamed the ‘Rusty House’ by neighbours, the £410,000 house remakes a corner plot adjacent to a mews entrance in south London
Architype completes archive for Imperial War Museums in Duxford
The 1,240m² ‘paper store’ has been designed to Passivhaus standard and features a façade clad in perforated Cor-ten panels
aLL Design completes spiky ‘neuron pod’ for east London university
The £2 million monocoque structure by Will Alsop’s practice didn’t require foundations and was designed to a 25 tonne maximum weight
Weekend roundup: ‘I am not now and never have been a Postmodernist’
Simon Aldous’s take on the big architectural stories of the week: Robert Venturi • Colin St John Wilson’s demolished lab • Fosters partners’ £23m bonus • SAVE redesigns St Michael’s • Brexit ‘dull design’ warning