Warehouse to office conversion keeps the workers happy
Two expansive staircases and floating glass meeting rooms fill a space once used to store steel
Two expansive staircases and floating glass meeting rooms fill a space once used to store steel
Projects by Mark Wray, Hawkins\Brown and MICA Architects take special awards
Studio Brassica Architects’ converted Arts & Crafts building takes three special awards
Hawkins\Brown imbues innovation and joy with its dramatic Oculus staircase
Heritage-led scheme wins 2024 RSAW Conservation Award and Building of the Year
Mark Wray Architects, Sanderson Sculptures and Fold Engineering
Royal Society of Architects in Wales president on his five favourite buildings in Wales
Design was compared to London’s Royal Festival Hall
Simon Phipps preserves Wales’ disappearing modernism through photography
KHBT Architects & Designers for Maindee Unlimited
Sculpture and café are combined in the work of sculptor, engineer and architect
Innovation in fire protection starts with a 1000° test furnace
A trip to the Welsh mountains reveals a mysterious cottage deep in the woods
Hill Street House hits homelessness, climate change and affordability
Nidus Architects’ Pen y Common wins three awards including Building of the Year
Welsh zero carbon retrofit scheme has ‘far-reaching’ implications for UK
South Swansea's bold Seren development references local copper mining history
Plas Newydd was a ‘domestic idyll’ that fascinated romantic poets such as Byron and Shelley
Space to gather and hold shows lies at the heart of Bute Building refurb
How the lobbies at Cardiff University stay dirt and moisture free
Ben Rawlence reveals the ambitions of Wales’ college for sustainabity advocates
Wunda system is saving energy at a time when it's never been costlier
Judges reward contextual setting and community engagement
Maich Swift designs right down to detail at Rhossili bay house
Wajiha Afsar’s essay on how to put Wales’ Wellbeing Act into action
T Alwyn Lloyd's Ystrad Mynach FE College, build in an area of mining subsidence
Isolation was key to Sheppard Robson’s acoustic strategy
Arts centre and covered market heals ‘physical and psychological rifts’
Flexible, repurposed building solves multiple challenges
The birthplace of Bevan and the NHS has not fared well in recent history, but there’s a will to revive its fortunes
Squeezed between car park and roads, Dow Jones' building is a haven inside
Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios for National Museum Wales
Inclusive design and easy access at St David's Hospice
An air of serenity without any implication of judgmental sanctity
Armstrong ceilings specified for sound and aesthetics at a new teaching block, Wales
Excellent value for the client and quality of space
Has brought together various disparate groups
Opening up a beautiful rural waterscape for the benefit of all
Alternative approach to architecture in a coastal setting
Efficient, transparent inter-departmental connectivity
Actis helps architects improve on 19th century coach house charm
Trewarren, Pembrokeshire by John Pardey Architects
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