Greyfriars Charteris Centre

Greyfriars by Konishi Gaffney
Greyfriars Charteris Centre
by Bryony Bodimeade|15 June 23|Design
Konishi Gaffney Architects’ refurbishment and extension of Greyfriars Charteris Centre in Edinburgh has transformed the underused former church and administrative building into a thriving community hub, providing flexible work and events spaces and a nondenominational sanctuary.
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The Chapel of St Albert the Great
by TDUK|13 September 22|Design
The University Chaplaincy at the University of Edinburgh is in an elegant townhouse in George Square, the oldest Georgian square in Edinburgh. The building form and materials, the use of a sedum roof covering and in particular the use of timber, contribute to a calm, peaceful space in a tranquil...
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Norwich Cathedral Visitors’ Centre
by TDUK|13 September 22|Design
The new Refectory at Norwich Cathedral, the first stage of development to help sustain the future life of this important church, was completed in 2004 and received the Gold Medal at the 2004 Wood Awards.
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Stanbrook Abbey
by TDUK|13 September 22|Design
Stanbrook Abbey was described in the RIBA National Awards citation as 'a truly extraordinary piece of architecture'.
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Cambridge Central Mosque
by TDUK|13 September 22|Design
The design of the new mosque in Cambridge, by Marks Barfield Architects, is based on the concept of 'a calm oasis for contemplation, under a grove of trees', inspired by the image of the garden of paradise.
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Belarusian Memorial Chapel
by TDUK|13 September 22|Design
When the nuclear power plant at Chernobyl exploded in 1986, it devastated the land and people of Belarus with radioactive fallout, contaminating a quarter of the country. A new timber chapel commemorates the thirtieth anniversary of that terrible event, which forced thousands of people to evacuate their homes and land...
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Bishop Edward King by Niall McLaughlin
Bishop Edward King Chapel
by TDUK|13 September 22|Design
Ripon Theological College is an Anglican seminary and its collegiate buildings, built of warm Cotswold stone by G E Street in the 1850s, stand amid rolling fields and ancient trees in rural Oxfordshire.
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