White Scar Caves
Unifying various visitor buildings near the entrance of the Yorkshire White Scar Caves, this timber canopy ‘extends’ the mouth of the cave, radiating out from the rock to act both as an invitation and a shelter.
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Wales Institute for Sustainable Education
WISE, the latest building to be completed at the Centre for Alternative Technology, combines exceptional environmental performance with a lucid modern aesthetic.
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The Winter Garden
The Winter Garden, by Pringle Richards Sarratt, forms part of the much bigger redevelopment of Sheffield city centre's Heart of the City Project.
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The Welcome Building
Glenn Howells Architects has designed a new visitor centre, the Welcome Building, which stands at the main entrance to the Westonbirt Arboretum, its curved timber roof acting as a landmark to visitors arriving at the new car and coach park
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The Savill Building
The Savill Building is a new visitor centre for the Great Park, the historic 14,000 acre (5,665ha) forest and woodland park to the south of Windsor.
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The Hostry
Hopkins Architects has been involved in the design of new facilities at Norwich Cathedral for 14 years; the first phase of development, the Refectory, and the now-completed Hostry.
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The Dyson Centre for Neonatal Care
The Dyson Centre for Neonatal Care (NICU) at the Royal United Hospital in Bath cares for more than 500 premature and sick newborn babies each year; it has been designed as a template to show how good, sustainable healthcare design can be achieved, setting a benchmark for good practice, and...
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The Alnwick Garden
In the last few years, the derelict 12 acre walled garden adjoining Alnwick Castle has been transformed into a contemporary, public garden where an underlying planted structure unifies the Garden's themes - spectacular water displays and quiet contemplative areas.
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Stihl Treetop Walkway
The walkway is the latest project for the Arboretum designed by Glenn Howells Architects.
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Norwich Cathedral Visitors’ Centre
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 won the Gold Awards at the 2004 Wood Awards.
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