Articles by Hugh Pearman

Reinventing medieval typologies, a thoughtfully detailed building anchors a new development in England.

A historian looks at Sydney Cook's architectural influence in one of Greater London's boroughs.

A series of row houses in London brings back a familiar architectural theme with a twist.

A spirited public facility in Scotland integrates with its verdant topography.

A relic from London's industrial past is reinvented as a complex of upscale apartments.

The American diplomatic team in London will soon move across town to its new home on the south bank of the Thames.

In Zurich, the conversion of a 170-year-old single-family house and adjacent workshops into apartments is a study in contrasts.

The “Streets in the Sky” invented by Alison and Peter Smithson at their simultaneously celebrated and notorious Robin Hood Gardens in East London are still partly inhabited.

A small, low-scale hospice in Copenhagen fits into a larger campus with discretion and polish.