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By: Fran Williams
The AJ can exclusively announce the fourth and final set of shortlists for this year’s AJ Retrofit & Reuse Awards. Today it’s the Future reuse, European-based project, Revisited retrofit, Decarbonisation and Meanwhile use categories
AJ deputy architecture editor Fran Williams looks at this year’s RIBA Stirling Prize contenders – and finds a shortlist that rewards the familiar and established
BDP and O’Connell Mahon’s vast Dublin hospital is nearly complete. Fran Williams spoke to project architect Benedict Zucchi about designing and delivering one of Europe’s most complex healthcare buildings. Photography by Michael Conlon, Naoise Culhane and Neil Warner
Bennetts Associates has completed a 35,000m2 office-led development that it claims is the UK’s largest cross-laminated timber development by volume as well as the tallest hybrid timber frame
Twelve years after the AJ last commissioned a review of the University of Brighton’s end-of-year show, Derin Fadina makes a visit to his alma mater
By: Fran Williams
Tasou Associates has upgraded a seven-unit apartment building in Camden originally constructed as two separate houses, adding second and third-floor extensions
By: Fran Williams
On east London’s Becontree Estate in Dagenham, Assemble has converted a pair of former United Dairies warehouses into a new home for LifeLine Church and charity Community Resources
By: Fran Williams
The thatched Alde Boathouse sits within the Suffolk Coast and Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and has been designed as a store for boats and sailing equipment
The workspace stretches across three buildings – one Grade II-listed – and includes upcycled furniture created by emerging designers at Central Saint Martins
Set within a restored 17m-long widebeam canal boat, the travelling bathhouse operates entirely off-grid, mooring in a new London location every two weeks
