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Case study: Wentworth Woodhouse by Donald Insall Associates
Donald Insall Associates’ repairs to Grade I-listed Wentworth Woodhouse focus on saving its roof and making the building more energy-efficient. Photography by Damian Griffiths
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Case study: Strawberry Field by Hoskins Architects
This 1,360m2 visitor and training centre for young people with learning disabilities at Strawberry Field in Liverpool consists of a lightweight steel structure sitting on a solid plinth with a simple, oversailing roof – all designed for deconstruction. Photography by Gillian Hayes
Morlands Farm by Sandy Rendel Architects
In this barn conversion in the South Downs, Sandy Rendel Architects aimed to maintain the raw form and character of the original barn. Photography by Jim Stephenson
Stroud Chapel by Nicolas Pople Architects
The East Sussex-based practice has designed a cross-laminated timber church in Gloucestershire
22 Handyside Street by Coffey Architects
The 3,300m2 office building at London’s Kings Cross explores how the mass and skin of a building can create shadow and light
Fitzwilliam College Central Building refurbishment by Cullinan Studio
Cullinan Studio has refurbished the ‘social heart’ of Denys Lasdun’s buildings at Fitzwilliam College
Broadway Market Mews by Delvendahl Martin Architects
Delvendahl Martin’s Broadway Market Mews workshop and studio flat is part of a ‘family’ of interventions in the local area. Photography by Tim Crocker
House in a Garden by Gianni Botsford Architects
This ‘back garden’ house by Gianni Botsford Architects features a tent-like copper clad roof formed of a double curvature concluding in a rooflight. Photography by Edmund Sumner
Ansdell Street by Studio Seilern Architects
A commercial development that breathes life into a 1970s office block in Kensington. Photography by Paul Kozlowski, Studio Seilern, Morley von Sternberg, and Philip Vile
The Fairway by Daykin Marshall Studio
The practice has modernised and extended a Regency-style house in Leicester while retaining its character and proportions. Photography by Anthony Coleman and Luke Hayes