Inn the Park Restaurant

by TDUK|13 September 2215 April 25|Design

Inn The Park is a new restaurant in St James' Park, the oldest of London's Royal Parks. The brief from the client, the Royal Parks Agency (RPA), was 'to create a high quality and low-profile building which must nevertheless advertise its presence.'

Feilden Fowles Studio

by TDUK|13 September 2201 October 24|Design

Oasis Farm Waterloo is an urban farm, tucked away in the heart of London, next to Waterloo Station, just to the south of Westminster Bridge and the Houses of Parliament.

Formby Swimming Pool

by TDUK|13 September 2202 October 24|Design

This £7.3 million scheme has transformed a town centre football ground into a new public park and a swimming pool, fitness suite and cafe, giving the town and community a new focus and forming a civic presence in the High Street.

John Hope Gateway Biodiversity Centre

by TDUK|13 September 2201 October 24|Design

The Royal Botanic Garden, established in 1670 as a physic garden, is now a worldrenowned centre for plant science, research and education.

Gloucester Services

by TDUK|13 September 2201 October 24|Design

'A beacon of hope for hungry drivers looking for quality food' was how an eminent restaurant critic described Gloucester Motorway Services, which recently opened between junctions 11a and 12 of the north and south bound sides of the M5 near Brookethorpe, Gloucester.

Ditchling Museum of Art and Craft

by TDUK|13 September 2201 October 24|Design

Today the museum has been updated and revitalized by Adam Richards Architects. One of the keys to its success is the incorporation of the cart lodge into the new plan; it has been converted into a new entrance to allow the museum to open directly onto the village green and...

Deal Pier

by TDUK|13 September 2229 July 25|Design

Niall McLaughlin Architects has designed a new cafe at the end of the pier, commissioned in an RIBA competition. It is a simple timberframed glazed pavilion which gives all-round views to the sea; the timber structure is a repetitive form which resembles the skeleton of a beached whale or the...

Abbey Wood Railway Station

by TDUK|13 September 2201 October 24|Design

Walking into the new railway station at Abbey Wood, the immediate impression is of the elegant timber roof which arches over the interior, imparting a warm, natural quality to this large public space - more than 25 metres by 25 metres.

Canary Wharf Crossrail

by TDUK|13 September 2201 October 24|Design

As part of a collaborative design project, Foster + Partners designed the roof and external facades of the overground structure, including the retail facades. The structure is unified by a timber diagrid roof which curves around the building like a protective shell.