Latest articles by Clare Dowdy
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Assemble designs new Wellcome Collection gallery in London
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French leave: architect Rabih Hage took the long view on a bijou barn conversion in Provence
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Co-working it: an art deco work space opens up in London's Fitzrovia
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Home comforts: a new Irish house extension with a twist
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Check out the winners of the World Architecture Festival awards
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Fernanda Marques slots a swimming pool into a Brazilian apartment
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A new NLA project proposes solutions for London's housing problems
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Taking flight: Nordic Office of Architecture redesigns Oslo airport
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Forever young: explore Tribe Studio’s playful Bungalow extension in Sydney
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Australian coffee brand Primo makes a high visibility high street debut with LOT.1
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Office furniture transforming the future of workspace culture at Orgatec 2018
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The evolution of toy design in the Czech Republic, from vintage to contemporary
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Keeping fit: the architecture of health and wellbeing
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Soak, Steam and Dream: Roca London Gallery taps into bathing culture
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Letter from Riga: dispatches from Latvia’s intriguing architecture scene
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Acme’s Victoria Gate retail complex is a modern take on historic Leeds arcades
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English National Ballet spins into a new glass box in east London
Glenn Howells Architects has designed the new glass-and-concrete home for the English National Ballet in London City Island, in the UK capital's east, inspired by industrial spaces and warehouses
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Rock stars: Snøhetta puts the Lascaux cave paintings in an exciting new context
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We visit Neiheiser Argyros’ compact house transformation in London
London based architecture studio Neiheiser Argyros has completely redesigned a compact townhouse into a generous family residence through a series of masterful interventions
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Fresh display: Adrian Friend breathes new life into the V&A’s museum shop
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Monmouth Coffee takes over five railway arches in London
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Poland's architecture scene is evolving from brutalism to brand new
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Ground up: the much-anticipated Kanaal development completes in Antwerp
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Corner House adds all the right angles to this London terrace
An unusual mix of contemporary detailing, pared down decor, traditional brick and blind windows signal 31/44 architects' modern take on the historical Victorian terrace in South London
