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The new library entrance at Exeter College, Oxford, its Clipsham stone arch and oak door set into the narrow gap between the library and the Convocation House wall.

The Jackson LibraryExeter College, University of Oxford

Vardo in its wider setting at Duke of York Square, Chelsea, London, its curved planted form beside the historic asylum wall and the Saatchi Gallery, with people crossing the square.

Duke of York Restaurant & Public SpaceCadogan Estates

The domed reading room at the British Museum seen from the floor, gilded ribs and diffuse top light rising above the circular runs of bookshelves and windows.

Round Reading RoomBritish Museum

The library at the Archive, Library and Research Centre, RAF Museum, London, rolled charts stored in the central oak table

National Archive & LibraryRAF Museum

The restored 1930s supplies building at the RAF Museum, London, its steel trusses and rooflights above the 170-seat restaurant

Museum RestaurantRAF Museum

Stair gallery in the British Museum's North Wing, Assyrian reliefs lining the walls beneath a barrel-vaulted ceiling with replacement double-glazed rooflights and a deep green apse wall.

North GalleriesBritish Museum

Visitors moving through the Science Museum's East Gallery, a colonnaded hall with glazed screens between the columns and arched oak display niches showing circular screens.

Entrance and East Hall GalleriesScience Museum

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Sanskrit LibraryBritish Museum

The restored courtyard at Powerscourt Townhouse, Dublin, its new lightweight roof bringing diffuse daylight into the brick-lined space below

Powerscourt Town HouseClarendon Properties

Visualisation of the proposed V&A Museum entrance, London, a tall glass gateway standing within Aston Webb's historic hall, its doors open to daylight beyond.

V&A EntranceV&A Museum

View across the Regent's Canal to a terrace of Grade II listed Victorian houses, a narrowboat moored on the near bank.

Puzzlebox HousePrivate Client

Gallery at the Delfina Foundation, London, daylight from the tall windows falling across a large sculptural work on the floor, with paintings hung on the white walls and visitors in the room.

Art Gallery & ResidencesDelfina Foundation

Dining extension at Half Landings House with folded doors fully open to the garden, a rooflight above and Douglas fir floor throughout.

Half Landings HousePrivate Client

The brick and stucco facades of Bedford Square, London, where the Architectural Association and its bookshop are based.

AA BookshopArchitectural Association

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