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Great North Museum, Newcastle, by Terry Farrell and Partners
Terry Farrell reinvigorates regeneration in Newcastle, says Rory Olcayto. Photography by Andrew Haslam
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Working Detail: Great North Museum by Terry Farrell and Partners
[WORKING DEATAIL 02.07.09] Roof detail
Towner Gallery, Eastbourne by Rick Mather Architects
Rick Mather’s new addition to Eastbourne is like a well-trained beast, its baroque tendencies kept firmly in check, says Kester Rattenbury. Photography by Daniel Clements
Whitechapel Gallery, East London by Robbrecht en Daem
Robbrecht en Daem has doubled the size of the Whitechapel Gallery. But, says Kester Rattenbury, you can scarcely see how it was done. Photography by Edmund Sumner
Softroom’s Sackler Centre at the Victoria and Albert museum
Softroom’s interior for the Victoria & Albert Museum reconciles virtual models with the art of making things, writes Rory Olcayto. Photography by Dennis Gilbert
Fuglsang Art Museum, Denmark by Tony Fretton Architects
Tony Fretton Architects’ Fuglsang Art Museum celebrates the landscape that surrounds it, but its charm is in its walls
Charlotte Road gallery and shop by Stephen Taylor Architects
Stephen Taylor Architects’ latest completion on Charlotte St in Shoreditch, east London, is a mixed-use building that he originally was going to live in with his family and for which he has acted as the developer. Above the ground floor and basement gallery/commercial unit is a family house, fitted into…
DRDH Architects: Gallery, London Metropolitan School of Architecture
DRDH Architects: Gallery, London Metropolitan School of Architecture
National Football Museum by OMI Architects
The National Football Museum by OMI Architects, built into two stands at Preston North End’s Deepdale ground, takes visitors on a journey that is a celebration of the beautiful game