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The house that wheelbarrows built: Portugal Place
Discover how a 200-year-old Cambridge heritage building was transformed from structural disrepair into an elegant modern home.
Biophilic design: Creating architecture that nurtures human wellbeing
Biophilic design principles using natural materials, daylight and ventilation create healthier, more productive and sustainable living spaces.
The art of belonging: Church Lane, Elsworth
PiP Architects replaced a failing 1970s dwelling with a net-zero carbon home adjacent to Elsworth's Grade I listed church, enhancing rather than compromising its historic rural setting.
Understanding solar gain: How smart architecture can cut your energy bills and improve year-round comfort
Architecture that works with nature: How solar gain, building orientation and passive solar design principles prevent overheating and keep your home comfortable year-round.
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