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Summer extension: half-room, half-pergola by David Leech ArchitectsSubscription
A gently expressive garden room in Dublin is given character by a simple crosshatch timber joist ceiling-cum-pergola
Venice Biennale 2018: Freespace on a tight reinSubscription
This year’s edition of the architectural biennale was gently optimistic and touchy-feely and unusually coherent, writes Rob Wilson
Haptic completes contemporary housing in Chelsea conservation areaSubscription
The 300m² building comprises two two-bedroom duplex apartments and two one-bedroom apartments, all dual-aspect
Venice Biennale’s magnificent seven: what to seeSubscription
Rob Wilson previews a selection of the hot tickets at the event, curated by Grafton Architects’ Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara, which opens this weekend
Design Engine completes Hubert Perrodo Building for University of OxfordSubscription
This ceramic and metal-clad building provides new public and teaching spaces to complete the transformation of St Peter’s College
David Chipperfield Architects’ rework of the Royal Academy revealedSubscription
New galleries, auditorium and dedicated architecture space mark the art institution’s 250th anniversary. Photography by Simon Menges
Building study: PAD studio’s tennis pavilion in SouthseaSubscription
PAD studio’s first public building, a tennis pavilion in Southsea, Portsmouth, provides a versatile and airy community leisure facility that sits lightly in its parkland context, says Rob Wilson. Photography Nigel Ridgen, Richard Chivers
AJ100 Building of the Year shortlist revealedSubscription
The AJ can announce the nine buildings in the running for the prestigious AJ100 Building of the Year Award
Review: Sam Jacob’s ‘Disappear Here’ exhibition on perspective at the RIBASubscription
A richly designed exhibition of drawings from Palladio to Superstudio ultimately lacks a key focus point, finds Rob Wilson
Sandringham Central, east London, by Walters & CohenSubscription
A primary school extension with facilities for early years, drama, music and art remakes the street, writes Rob Wilson. Photography Dennis Gilbert/VIEW
