Articles by James Butterworth
James is a qualified architect and started his own practice, Studio J, in Leeds in 2009. James is a born and bred Yorkshire man currently living in Horbury and enjoys all aspects of architecture, design and culture.
Guest blogger Emily Raynor tells us about the archaeological digs taking place at Harewood House
Architecture editor James Butterworth completes his interviews with prominent local experts in the world of Architecture & development.
Architecture editor James Butterworth continues his interviews with prominent local experts in the world of Architecture & development
Architecture editor James Butterworth interviews prominent local experts in the world of Architecture & development to find out their views on Leeds
The annual 4×4 making places is back for 4 more weeks of interesting talks & debate based around the built environment
Our architecture editor, James Butterworth, heads out to the Leeds Architecture Awards to find out who this years winners are.
In this weeks post in the series Spaces & Places, our love affair with the world we live in, James Butterworth looks at the historical Sandal Castle
As we continue our architecture series Spaces & Places – our love affair with the world we live in, architecture graduate Jenny Handley tries to find out about some curious houses at Newton Garth
In the continuation of the series Spaces & Places; our love affair with the world we live in, Architect James Butterworth looks at the small spaces we inhabit around buildings.
In the continuation of our series, Spaces & Places – our love affair with the world we live in, guest blogger Damien O’Keeffe shares his love of the Bradford Odeon Cinema.
In the third post for our architecture series Spaces & Places – our love affair with the world we live in, guest Blogger Jenny Handley writes about St Aidans Church in Harehills
In the second week of our Spaces & Places series, Architect James Butterworth looks at the Architecture of Leeds’ busiest shopping street.
I’ve been studying architecture or working as an architect all my adult life and I still get excited by great new buildings. The things that really get me going are when you see something you …
You must have seen them about, they’re normally quite big, often made of brick and glass – some of you may even live or work in them. Yes that’s right: buildings, but not just any …
James Butterworth visits Wakefield’s Chatry Chapel to see a very special album launch.
Architect James Butterworth takes a look around the RIBA award winning primary school in Wakefield.
