Latest articles by Clare Dowdy
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AHMM reveals its refurbishment of New Scotland Yard
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Join the tour: the National Trust explores the architectural heritage of Croydon
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Northern star: architects De Matos Ryan re-imagine the York Theatre Royal
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Bridging the gap: W* meets French engineer and architect Marc Mimram
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Diamond in the rough: DSDHA designs a new HQ for jeweller Alex Monroe
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Open House celebrates 25 years of unlocking London’s elusive spaces
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Brutal utopias: the National Trust launches a new tour series
The National Trust launches a new tour series
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Home sweet home: the Katoomba housing scheme is quick and durable
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SODA Architects’ Boulevard Theatre celebrates the Art Deco glamour of Soho
A new theatre in the heart of Soho, courtesy of SODA Architects and part of the Walkers Court scheme, celebrates the neighbourhood's long standing tradition as an entertainment hub for London
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An Oxford college library gets a makeover courtesy of Wright & Wright Architects
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A bigger splash: architects shedkm propose a new housing model
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The future of architecture lies in engineered wood at Roca London Gallery
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Proctor & Matthews’ designs modular Government housing office in Cambridgeshire
Balancing pre-fabricated, factory production and natural materials, the new workspace for Homes England in Cambridgeshire is the work of London-based architecture studio Proctor & Matthews
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Photographer James Brittain gets under the skin of Moshe Safdie’s Habitat 67
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A derelict brutalist building becomes east London’s newest creative hub
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Artist Nick Veasey unveils farm-inspired concrete X-ray studio and gallery in Kent
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Memory lane: ’Childhood ReCollections’ opens at Roca London Gallery
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Cebu’s new Bus Rapid Transit line celebrates its first stations by CAZA
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Design Museum asks, ‘What does domestic design's past tell us about the future?’
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Treehouse Suites, Chewton Glen Hotel & Spa — Hampshire, UK
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Interactive Floorplan: Putney House, Vermont
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Social enterprise: Assemble launch Granby Workshop furniture range
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Tunnel vision: the Brunel Museum gets a revamp by Tate Harmer Architects
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L’Occitane’s new London store is a riot of beauty, botany and bonbons
