Articles Tagged with ''London''

The Dublin-based firm receives the architecture prize for a library with accompanying social spaces at Kingston University London.

Charles Jencks’s London house is open for visits, after the patron of architecture died in 2019 and left his home to the public.

HNNA’s master plan comes to life with a complex of new studio buildings by eight young firms near the city’s Millennium Dome.

WilkinsonEyre’s reimagining of London’s Battersea Power Station debuts with its first residential units.

The British government has finally granted approval for a national Holocaust memorial near Parliament, proposed by David Adjaye with Ron Arad back in 2017.

Selldorf Architects has been selected to redesign the National Gallery, including parts of the Sainsbury Wing that Venturi Scott Brown added in 1991.

With its amalgam of details, the pavilion is based on a study of gathering places where London's migrant communities have found a sense of belonging.

This floating restaurant celebrates London's emergence from pandemic lockdowns, as well as the Venice Biennale.

The Chicago artist was selected by the Serpentine Galleries for its annual commission next summer.