Cottage that survived Hitler’s bombs set to be blitzed by council developers
A cottage that survived being blitzed during WWII in Hammersmith could be demolished in the new year. Gordon Cottage, part
Inside The Brutalism Appreciation Society: how ‘ugly’ concrete buildings are winning admiring fans
At the heart of the city of London, three concrete towers dominate the skyline. This is the Barbican: a concrete
Clapham Society finish friend’s book a year after his death as a ‘fitting tribute’
Members of the Clapham community have banded together to finish a book written by their late friend. Peter Jefferson Smith
Open House London goes through the keyhole from Wimbledon’s Buddhist Temple to Zaha Hadid’s gallery
South London architectural splendours are to be opened up to the public in a fantastic event that highlights the capital’s
‘It looks like a squashed fly’: Croydon’s Saffron Square voted one of Britain’s ugliest new buildings
Croydon’s controversial Saffron Square avoided the 2016 Carbuncle Cup award for worst British building, but its shortlisting raises concerns about
Wandsworth school scoops prestigious Stirling Prize to complete RIBA hat-trick
A Wandsworth school has won the coveted RIBA Stirling Prize, the UK’s most prestigious architecture award. Burntwood School, a large
Architecture festival opens secret gardens and doors in Wimbledon
Buildings are the physical framework of any community; but how much do we really know about the structures shaping where