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Video: AJ Small Projects 2019 winnerVideoSubscription
David Leech Architects’ Conservatory Room won AJ Small Projects 2019 earlier this month. Here’s a film of the project, featuring an interview with the architect
Behind the scenes at AJ Small Projects 2019VideoSubscription
The judges of AJ Small Projects 2019 discuss how to produce great architecture on a small budget. Featuring Niall McLaughlin, Mary Duggan, Alpa Depani, Jason Whiteley, Hattie Hartman and Rob Wilson
28.03.19: AJ Small ProjectsSubscription
The latest AJ features the 20 low-budget schemes shortlisted for this year’s AJ Small Projects awards, including a boathouse, a museum café, a library extension, an artist’s studio, a hospital chapel and a holiday hide‑out. PLUS Igloo Regeneration brings six Glasgow practices together to rethink terraced house design; and issues and insights from this year’s MIPIM property fair in Cannes.
Film: AJ Small Projects 2018 winner Wrong House by Matheson WhiteleyVideoSubscription
Take a look around inside Matheson Whiteley’s £93,000 Hackney extension – the winner of AJ Small Projects 2018
AJ Small Projects 2018 winner revealedSubscription
Wrong House by Matheson Whiteley has been named winner of AJ Small Projects 2018
Film: Three Small ProjectsVideoSubscription
The AJ revisits three previous AJ Small Projects winners, and Meredith Bowles, Laura Dewe Matthews and Kate Darby discuss the enduring appeal of small-scale architecture
Anthony Grimshaw, winner of first ever AJ Small Projects prize, dies aged 81Subscription
North West-based architect Anthony Grimshaw, who won the AJ’s inaugural Small Projects prize in 1996, has died
New practice Hayatsu Architects: ‘We want to build well-crafted buildings for public good’Subscription
The AJ speaks to Takeshi Hayatsu of Hayatsu Architects, who was shortlisted for AJ Small Projects last year
Enter AJ Small Projects and spread the joySubscription
Smaller schemes are the bread and butter of our industry, often magnifying architecture’s very best qualities, writes Emily Booth
