Fran Williams

Once both phases are complete, the estate, in Newbury, will have 167 apartments, central landscaping and a new link road, making it the practice’s largest project to date

The practice won a competition to design and complete the largest school on the islands after work on a previous scheme was left half-built in 2012

The scheme’s first phase provides purpose-built supported living for 121 residents in south-west London

Open City’s Accelerate Student Exhibition is a taster into the built environment world and its many facets through a lens of curiosity and positivity

AJ deputy architecture editor Fran Williams takes a look at this year’s Stirling Prize contenders – and doesn’t find much to get excited about

A mixed-use building with roof gardens and an office building providing over 18,500m2 of workspace have been completed as part of the Battersea Power Station masterplan

One of Mexico’s largest practices, Sordo Madaleno, has just set up shop in London. Fran Williams spoke with its London director, Fernando Sordo Madaleno

The AJ is delighted to announce the final set of shortlists for this year’s retrofitted AJ Retrofit & Reuse Awards

The AJ is delighted to announce the third set of shortlists for this year’s retrofitted AJ Retrofit & Reuse Awards

The 64-apartment building by Hamonic+Masson & Associés stands out against the horizon in Le Havre – a city that was rebuilt, postwar, to Auguste Perret’s Modernist vision, writes Fran Williams. Photography by Takuji Shimmura, Clément Bonnérat and Hamonic+Masson & Associés