Often when we think of mobile homes, the image that comes to mind is rows of identical units in trailer parks. But this home proves that a mobile dwelling can be reimagined into something far more refined, comfortable, and design-forward. PAD Studio worked with the homeowners to create a mobile home that goes far beyond […]
Just a few blocks from the Pacific in Del Mar, San Diego, the Crosby Residence by Nakhshab Development & Design rises where a mid-century modern home once stood. In its place is a custom sanctuary that preserves the spirit of the original structure while embracing sandstone, trees, and light to create a private coastal retreat. […]
Skip to content Parliament Street conveniences Hugh Broughton Architects delivers upgraded public toilets beneath Parliament Street as part of Westminster City Council’s £12.7 million programme to improve facilities across the borough. Photos Dirk Lindner Westminster Council has completed the refurbishment of public conveniences beneath Parliament Street, linked to Westminster Underground Station by pedestrian underpass. Located […]
Skip to content Stroud Green Housing Centre Owain Williams Architects converts a disused garage in Finsbury Park into a modest but purposeful office for the Stroud Green Housing Co-operative. Photos French + Tye Located on a quiet residential street in Haringey, a single-storey timber-clad office now stands in place of a disused concrete garage. Designed […]
Skip to content Art and Design Engineering Centre, Charterhouse School Ayre Chamberlain Gaunt’s redevelopment of Charterhouse School’s art and design buildings brings together existing facilities with a new extension, creating a unified centre for creative and technical learning. Photos Jim Stephenson Located in Godalming, Surrey, Charterhouse School has completed a new Art and Design Engineering […]
Sitting on top of a rocky island plot in the Turku archipelago in Kustavi, Finland, is a small but striking cabin with sweeping ocean views. Designed by Sigge Arkkitehdit Oy, the home was envisioned as a retreat that would blend quietly into its surroundings. The architects set out to build it as low and discreet […]
Skip to content Wolves Lane Material Cultures and Studio Gil transform a former council nursery in North London into a thriving community hub built from natural, low-carbon materials. Photos Luke O’Donovan, Henry Woide In Wood Green, North London, a once-tired plant nursery has been given a dramatic new lease of life. What was formerly a […]
In the green outskirts of Berlin, in Kleinmachnow, stands the only Ray Kappe–designed home outside the United States. Built for Original in Berlin founder Lars Triesch, the residence combines the open, light-filled style of California modernism with the natural beauty of the German countryside. Ray Kappe’s signature style is immediately evident in the home’s clean […]
In Melbourne, Australia, a heritage home has been thoughtfully expanded with a sleek new contemporary extension designed by Guild Architects. The aim was to give the family more generous living spaces while creating a home that feels just as comfortable outdoors as it does inside. When working with their clients, Guild Architects were given a […]
Skip to content Ringing the Changes Glasgow-based artist Edward Bruce and Edinburgh architect Nick O’Neill transform St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral with an Eduardo Paolozzi-inspired colourful installation that draws on the ancient art of bell ringing. Photos Nick O’Neill Suspended high above the Choir in Edinburgh’s St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral, a cascade of woven banners ripples […]
Skip to content Escapade Silverstone Twelve Architects’ ‘Escapade Silverstone’ pairs high-spec trackside apartments and panoramic views, creating a luxury destination immersed in motorsport. Photos Jack Hobhouse On the edge of one of the world’s most celebrated racing circuits, Escapade Silverstone, looks to bridge high-octane motorsport with the quiet drama of the English countryside. Designed by […]
Skip to content Dispatches: Simon Reid, Lungfish Architects Lungfish Managing Director Simon Reid tells AT about the trouble with corridors and dragonflies, the secret of successful Forest Schools and the importance of swapping school shoes for wellington boots. What is Lungfish? We’re an interdisciplinary design team that started out as the design arm of the […]