David Chipperfield's architecture - in pictures

David Chipperfield's Turner Contemporary gallery in Margate, due to open on April 16. Earlier - rejected - designs by another architecture practice caused great controversy in the town; Chipperfield responded with what he describes as "a very secure and wholesome building" Photograph: Antonio Olmos

View from the pier: the still-to-be-completed Turner Contemporary, Margate Photograph: Antonio Zazueta Olmos/ Antonio Olmos

The interior of the Turner Contemporary: "the light inside is fantastic" says Chipperfield Photograph: Antonio Olmos

The view from Turner Contemporary onto the English Channel. Photograph: Antonio Olmos

Interior, Turner Contemporary Photograph: Antonio Olmos

Hepworth Wakefield, Yorkshire, which will showcase 40 sculptures by Barbara Hepworth, who was born in the town, as well as works by her contemporaries. The gallery opens 21 May Photograph: Jonty Wilde/PR

Line drawing diagram of Hepworth Wakefield, which consists of an irregular grouping of 10 pavilions Photograph: PR

Chipperfield's restored Neues Museum on Museum Island in Berlin, which opened in 2009 Photograph: Fabrizio Bensch/Reuters

Interior of the Neues Museum, Berlin. 1.4 million people have visited in the 15 months since it opened Photograph: Dennis Gilbert/Corbis

The Neues Museum: "to have done something that means so much, a national object dealing with national emotions: nothing can compete with that", says Chipperfield Photograph: Michael Kappeler/AFP

Central Library, Des Moines, Iowa Photograph: Paul Raftery/Corbis

Chipperfield's America's Cup Pavilion, Veles e Vents - or Sails Winds - in the port of Valencia Photograph: Kevin Foy/Rex Features

The Museum of Modern Literature, Marbach, Germany Photograph: Thomas Langer/Getty

Antony Gormley's London studio Photograph: Peter Cook/Corbis