David Chipperfield's Pancras Square project and a Wiltshire village development make Ellis Woodman's best buildings of 2014

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One Pancras Square, Kings Cross, London

DRDH in Bodø

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Two of the best buildings built by British architects in the past year stand 100kms north of the arctic circle in the Nowegian town of Bodø. The young London firm DRDH won the commissions for the city’s new library and concert hall in competition. On its opening last month the concert hall drew rave reviews with its acoustic performance being likened to that of the gold standard for concert hall design, the Musikvieiren in Vienna.

Haworth Tompkins’ theatres

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A deserving recipient of this year’s Stirling Prize, Haworth Tompkins’ new venue for the Everyman Theatre offers a radically improved set of facilities while retaining the street-smart spirit of this much-loved Liverpool institution. The practice also brought considerable sensitivity to the difficult task of restoring and expanding Denys Lasdun’s Royal National Theatre in London.......Continue Reading

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