At the Atlantic edge: Wishing Well by Fieldwork

Anchored along Jersey’s windswept western coastline, Fieldwork has transformed a dilapidated dormer bungalow into a three-bedroom house, shaped by the raw beauty of its surroundings. Designed for a returning resident after several years living in London, the house departs from the island’s conventional architectural language. It embraces a contemporary, elemental character, expressed through rammed earth […] The post At the Atlantic edge: Wishing Well by Fieldwork appeared first on Architecture Magazine.

Rockwell loses appeal over 28-storey Battersea Bridge resi plan

The planning inspector said the proposals breached the London plan and Wandsworth’s local plan, and would have had “adverse effects on the character and appearance of the area”. The post Rockwell loses appeal over 28-storey Battersea Bridge resi plan appeared first on Property Week.

How Cast Stone Is Shaping Modern Home Renovations Across the UK

The post How Cast Stone Is Shaping Modern Home Renovations Across the UK appeared first on UK Construction Blog. Cast stone has become a popular choice for homeowners and developers looking to add architectural character to both new builds and restoration projects. Unlike natural stone, cast stone offers consistency in colour, texture, and dimensions while remaining cost-effective for larger projects. For those working to tight budgets without compromising on aesthetics, it strikes the right […]

Where Spatial Design Begins: A Staircase Transformation

Before & After – From Fragmented to Flowing This North Yorkshire farmhouse arrived at a familiar starting point for many staircase renovation projects. Despite its character and setting, the internal architecture had become disjointed over time. Incremental alterations had left the plan fragmented, circulation unclear, and natural light restricted. From a design perspective, this was […] The post Where Spatial Design Begins: A Staircase Transformation appeared first on Architecture Magazine.

Modern Living in Victorian Terraces

The post Modern Living in Victorian Terraces appeared first on UK Construction Blog. Victorian terraces remain one of Britain’s most cherished housing types, yet their narrow layouts and dark interiors rarely suit contemporary family life. Homeowners across London face a familiar tension: how to create light-filled, open-plan spaces without sacrificing the period character that makes these properties special. The solution is not demolition or wholesale modernisation, but thoughtful […]

Louisiana Channel - Bjarke Ingels “Great buildings express their true essence to the world” 19122017

The lauded Danish architect Bjarke Ingels shares his personal story and his bold approach to architecture, which he feels should always be playful, generous and empathetic. Bjarke Ingels was interviewed by Marc-Christoph Wagner in New York in October 2016