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A house built on the site of a former garage brings a highly unusual contemporary end to a stolid Victorian terrace in East Dulwich, writes Jay Merrick. Photography by The Modern House and Rory Gardiner
Chapter House in Lichfield, for the retirement home specialist PegasusLife, recalls the cloisters of the friary that once stood on the plot – and Proust’s madeleine, writes Jon Astbury. Photography by Tim Crocker
The practice’s upscaling proves successful as it completes its biggest scheme yet, writes Laura Mark
Francis Kéré’s Serpentine Pavilion exhibits both clarity and quality, finds Jon Astbury. Photography and video by Jim Stephenson
Bennetts Associates’ Storyhouse is an inspired attempt to rework and reinvigorate the model of regional and local cultural provision, writes Rob Wilson. Photography by Peter Cook
Hugh Broughton Architects has created a visitor centre and archive building for the Henry Moore Foundation, writes Jay Merrick. Photography by Hufton + Crow
Hoskins Architects has worked successfully within a clearly limited budget to produce a building of worth for the National Theatre of Scotland, writes Alan Dunlop. Photography by Gillian Hayes
DSDHA has crafted a dramatically veiled workshop for jeweller Alex Monroe, writes Catherine Slessor. Photography by Luca Miserocchi
Benedetti Architects’ refurbishment of a bespoke tailor’s shop in central London retains the Georgian building’s quirkiness, writes Ellie Duffy. Photos by Ståle Eriksen
Cartwright Pickard’s XYZ building in Manchester stands apart from its slick corporate neighbours, writes Rob Wilson. Photography by Hufton + Crow
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