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An extension to a Northamptonshire house, creating ‘a building within a building’ inside a ruined former parchment factory by Will Gamble Architects was

Will Gamble Architects has added an asymmetric and monochromatic extension to an Edwardian house in Richmond that juxtaposes the original architecture.

Designed for a young professional couple and their growing family, the project sympathetically marries pared-back contemporary elements with reintroduced

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Will Gamble Architects has renovated and extended a Victorian house in south London, with details including casement-style glazing, skylights and a big pivoting door. Called T-House, the renovation project involved expanding the ground floor of the Victorian terrace to create a more modern kitchen and dining room, adding a new second storey by converting the loft and extending over the rear first-floor bedroom, and adding a small roof terrace. The project involved extensions on the ground floo...

Join us for a free lunchtime Materials in Focus webinar on brick 1/3 The Parchment Works by Will Gamble Architects Source:&nbspJohan Dehlin Source:&nbspFred Howarth Source:&nbspRory Gardiner Join us on Thursday 18 March for the first in a series of lunchtime webinars focusing on materials. Speakers from Peter Barber Architects, Mae and Will Gamble Architects will talk about specifying brick sustainably Materials in Focus is a new series of free AJ virtual events in which we will be exploring t...

Drumroll, Please—Announcing the Winners of the Dwell Design Awards We asked an expert jury and our audience to choose the best projects of the year. To honor the most outstanding projects we published last year, we enlisted our readers and an expert panel of judges to select the most creative, context-driven designs across eight categories for the Dwell Design Awards. The winners, runner-ups, and community picks display imagination in their form, consideration in their materiality, connec...

Dezeens top 10 British architecture projects of 2020 Thomas Heatherwicks studio explores the healing power of nature with this cancer care centre in the grounds of St Jamess University Hospital in Leeds. Like other Maggies Centres, the building is designed as a supportive environment for those dealing with cancer. It is built from sustainably sourced spruce wood and contains more than 17,000 plants. Kingston University has been completely transformed with this major new teaching building by Gr...