The Whitworth by MUMA
The amount going on at MUMA’s Whitworth leaves you feeling as if it has added more than one extension, says Ellis Woodman
From museums and galleries to opera houses and theatres
By Ellis Woodman 20 March 2015 2,490 Views
The amount going on at MUMA’s Whitworth leaves you feeling as if it has added more than one extension, says Ellis Woodman
By Will Hurst 4 February 2015 74 Views
As well as his famous Lincoln’s Inn home, John Soane built a country house for his family in Ealing. Now Pitzhanger Manor is undergoing an ambitious renovation
By Owen Pritchard 3 November 2014 1,091 Views
And what rough beast, its hour come round at last, slouches towards Paris to be born? Frank Gehry’s mad landmark for Louis Vuitton, of course, says Owen Pritchard. Photography by Iwan Baan
By Jay Merrick 27 October 2014 117 Views
A well-honed sculptural sensibility informs Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios’ sophisticated art gallery-cum-apartment tower in Nicosia, writes Jay Merrick. Photography by Hufton + Crow
By Ellis Woodman 10 October 2014 262 Views
Stirling Prize 2014: Haworth Tompkins is no stranger to theatre projects but, with its first permanent new-build venue, it has created something more resolved, even monumental, writes Ellis Woodman
By Ellis Woodman 27 September 2014 21 Views
Witherford Watson Mann’s House of Illustration continues the remodelling techniques that won it the Stirling Prize, writes Ellis Woodman. Photography by David Grandorge
By Ellis Woodman 15 August 2014 512 Views
Phase 1 of Fosters’ masterplan for the Imperial War Museum has a fittingly solemn effect, as though we were in the last resting place of a great warrior, writes AJ critic-at-large Ellis Woodman
By Rory Olcayto 14 August 2014 247 Views
Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners’ newly-opened British Museum extension carries the ‘Rogers’ imprimatur but it is very much the work of Graham Stirk, says Rory Olcayto
By Tom Ravenscroft 15 July 2014 604 Views
French architect Laplace & Co has completed the conversion of a farm in Somerset into an art centre for international gallery Hauser & Wirth
By Daniel Tyler and Angus Ritchie 4 July 2014 45 Views
Part 2 students Angus Ritchie and Daniel Tyler on how they built a mirrored cabin in Scotland’s first national park. Photography by Ross Campbell