Chamberlin, Powell & Bon’s grade II-listed Great Arthur House’s new facade.

Former sixties jazz club residency has been transformed into 14 swish apartments.

John Robertson Architects completed a scheme for shared office space company, WeWork in December 2015, to then become a member and move in to accommodate its expanding workforce.  

Out and about: London Festival of Architecture’s first highlights.  

Grade II listed landmark building in need of a thorough restoration.

The suspended lighting feature at Broadgate Quarter manages to work on a number of levels, literally and metaphorically.

“Offices are becoming more like hotels. What we see more and more is that entrance halls, lifts and lobbies are important and also showers, cycle storage etc.” says John Robertson.

John Robertson Architects explain why an innovative take on the mansard roof was required at The Colyer, 10-11 Great Newport Street.

The reopening of Bush House in Aldwych along with three adjoining buildings, marks the completion of one of the largest refurbishments of 1920s buildings ever undertaken in London.

John Robertson, founder of John Robertson Architects (JRA), explains how a project in the Lebanese capital has enriched his practice.

The influence of NEO Bankside will trickle down to more prosaic schemes, says Owen Pritchard.

Innovations in materials and water services are improving the expressive potential in the architectural design of washrooms, says Felix Mara.

WeWork, the startup that rents office space to freelancers, entrepreneurs and other startups, recently opened a new London office.

JRA has been shortlisted in Building Magazine’s Top Consultants.

Legal & General is under offer to buy Bechtel’s north-west London HQ from Wainbridge for £76m.

Opting to retrofit existing buildings rather than start afresh can pay important dividends – even competitive advantage.

JRA work with Zebulon and Collins Construction to extend brief from a light touch refurbishment to a full scale repositioning that takes full advantage of proximity to Farringdon and the City.

Make Architects’ giant groundscraper at 5 Broadgate heralds a new era in the City of London, finds John Robertson.

As workloads pick up, architecture firms are experiencing skills shortages in key areas. A panel of experts to share their thoughts on how best to recruit and retain the right staff.

John Robertson Architects (JRA) has completed the refurbishment of 1 Snowden Street at Broadgate Quarter, on the border of the City and Shoreditch in London.

John Robertson Architects has made a number of appointments and promotions to its senior team.

Under construction at the top of the north side of London Bridge on the site of the BlackRock building at 33 King William Street is the capital’s latest office building.

John Robertson Architects (JRA) has taken the wraps off its recently completed refurbishment of Richard Seifert’s 120 Holborn office building.

JRA has designed an engaging open-plan office in Orion Gate, Woking, for Yum! – the restaurant company behind major food brands KFC, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell.

Design experts wresting with workplace acoustics, the psychological and sensory effects of open-plan offices and why choice needs to be placed far higher on the design agenda.

How can the design quality of residential buildings be lifted by improvements made to the planning process?

John Robertson Architects (JRA) has been appointed to work on a 21200m2 office redevelopment in the City of London.

Streets in the sky or blight on our skylines? Whatever you think of Britain’s many tower blocks, some are brave works of architecture that have come to be seen as classics.

One of London’s largest refurbishment projects, the 450,000 sq ft Aldwych Quarter scheme, which encompasses Bush House – the Grade II listed former home of the BBC World Service.

In refurbishing the BBC’s former home, Bush House, and its neighbours, John Robertson Architects’ much needed internal rationalization still stays true to its Art Deco roots.

John Robertson Architects (JRA) has been appointed to design a 21,200sq m speculative office redevelopment in the City of London for property group H B Reavis.

The smallest room is wielding unexpected influence of building design and fitout.

Bush House, commanding the southern end of Kingsway, is a grandly-conceived yet often overlooked inter-war office block in the heart of London.

For 70 years it was home to the BBC World Service. But the broadcasters have gone and Bush House in London has become part of the new Aldwych Quarter.

New book ‘Unseen London’ offers a backstage look at some of the capital’s most intriguing addresses.

John Robertson Architects has completed the overhaul of the grade II-listed Bush House in west London.

A headquarters for BankMed adjacent to Beirut’s central district.

A refurbishment project by John Robertson Architects which included work on the former home of the BBC World Service at Bush House in London has now been completed.

All change at the former home of BBC World Service, as the Aldwych landmark is reconfigured for the 21st century.

A new movement is making use of rooftops as social spaces, from tower-block swimming pools to hotel football pitches.