The Architects’ Journal Architecture News & Buildings
‘Home from home’ nursery created by Delve Architects from doctors’ surgery
A four-storey Victorian building in Parsons Green, south-west London has been transformed into a nursery school providing 50 places for children
Education
The latest completed buildings from the education sector: schools, universities, nurseries and colleges
Eton College science faculty reworked by CSK Architects
Three distinct department buildings have been refurbished and extended around a new shared four-storey space
Holding on to arcadia: PUP at Surrey Docks Farm
On a modest budget, PUP Architects has rehabilitated and extended derelict structures at the south London city farm to bring a new lease of life to this vital community hub. Photography by Simone Bossi
Norfolk school block designed by DK-CM echoes postwar past
The cross-laminated timber building for Wroughton Academy in Great Yarmouth links two previously separate schools
Allies and Morrison completes student housing for Wadham College, Oxford
The Dorothy Wadham Building is a residential quad for undergraduates on a site in the Iffley Fields, south-east of Oxford
Urban Projects Bureau’s £2.2m Tooting school block completes
The 790m² Observatory Block at Graveney School uses walkways, terraces and different teaching levels to facilitate the teaching of STEAM subjects
David Morley Architects completes sports complex for Wimbledon school
The £21 million building includes swimming pool, gym and two-storey central pavilion
Child Graddon Lewis’s mixed-use Paddington block includes UK’s tallest school
The Dudley House scheme for Westminster City Council includes 197 affordable homes, a permanent home for Marylebone Boys’ Secondary School, a church and retail unit
FaulknerBrowns completes building with asymmetric pyramidal roof for Durham University
The 8,000m² Lower Mountjoy Teaching and Learning Centre is formed of 11 modules which break down its volume on a sensitive site
Fraser Brown MacKenna science block opens at University of East Anglia
The £20 million facility at the western end of UEA’s parkland campus provides flexible undergraduate teaching laboratories plus more informal teaching space