The Architects’ Journal Architecture News & Buildings
Hawkins\Brown’s Bartlett robotics lab at Here East unveiled
The site will house new academic courses and facilities for University College London, alongside the new Bartlett Real Estate Institute on the Olympic Park site in east London
Education
The latest completed buildings from the education sector: schools, universities, nurseries and colleges
‘A layering of history’: Stanton Williams’ Cambridge business school extension
The new building for Cambridge Judge Business School is the latest addition to the site of the old Addenbrooke’s hospital
Building study: Sammy Ofer Centre by Sheppard Robson
A makeover of Old Marylebone Town Hall and its annexe provides new facilities for the London Business School with a bold glazed entrance, writes Catherine Slessor. Photography Hufton+Crow and Fotohaus
The business end: Penoyre & Prasad’s Sibson Building in Canterbury
A new building for the University of Kent provides dedicated facilities and a distinct identity for its maths and business schools, writes Jon Astbury. Photography Quintin Lake, Tim Crocker
Big school: Bogle Architects’ Early Learning Village in Singapore
With capacity for a staggering 2,100 children, this nursery school has found a new language for early learning, writes Joshua Comaroff. Photography Bogle Architects/Infinitude
Architecture Initiative completes ‘garden school’ in Tower Hamlets
The school provides space for over 700 pupils on a tight site in Bow
Níall McLaughlin’s buildings for Jesus College, Cambridge
The first phase of the practice’s development gives a remarkable coherence to its disparate elements, writes Owen Hopkins. Photography Nick Kane and Peter Cook
All together now: Níall McLaughlin’s London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art
Níall McLaughlin’s 15-year commission to gather the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art’s dispersed facilities on to one site completed last July. Jon Astbury takes a look. Photographer Nick Kane
Sultan Nazrin Shah Centre at Worcester College, Oxford, by Níall McLaughlin Architects
Raised above a flood zone over a porous undercroft, Níall McLaughlin’s building combines graceful Classical lines with practicality, writes Rob Wilson. Photography Nick Kane
MICA Architects completes underground library at The Queen’s College, Oxford
MICA Architects, the practice formerly known as Rick Mather Architects, has designed 800m² of underground archiving, reading rooms and study areas adjacent to the 17th-century library at The Queen’s College, Oxford