Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsTower of London Controversial TfL commissioner to lead Parliament revamparchitectsjournal.co.uk - By Will Hurst, Ian Weinfass Transport for London (TfL) has announced that commissioner Mike Brown is leaving to chair the delivery body running the £4 billion BDP-led revamp of …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsBristol, UK AHMM’s ‘monolithic’ Bristol student housing approvedarchitectsjournal.co.uk - By Tom de Castella One week on from the Passivhaus-standard council housing scheme taking the UK’s top architecture prize, the news seems to have barely registered with …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsArchitecture FCBS’s ‘bold’ 22-storey Manchester housing block finally approvedarchitectsjournal.co.uk - By Greg Pitcher One week on from the Passivhaus-standard council housing scheme taking the UK’s top architecture prize, the news seems to have barely registered with …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsTower of London Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands plans revamp for London’s first tower blockarchitectsjournal.co.uk - By Tom de Castella One week on from the Passivhaus-standard council housing scheme taking the UK’s top architecture prize, the news seems to have barely registered with …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsArchitecture Foster + Partners to design ‘landmark’ scheme in Shard’s shadowarchitectsjournal.co.uk - By Richard Waite One week on from the Passivhaus-standard council housing scheme taking the UK’s top architecture prize, the news seems to have barely registered with …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsArchitecture RUFFarchitects to design learning centre inside ‘secret part’ of Tower Bridgearchitectsjournal.co.uk - By Richard Waite One week on from the Passivhaus-standard council housing scheme taking the UK’s top architecture prize, the news seems to have barely registered with …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsTower of London KPF’s designs for London's tallest resi tower ‘a concern’, says mayorarchitectsjournal.co.uk - By Ella Jessel One week on from the Passivhaus-standard council housing scheme taking the UK’s top architecture prize, the news seems to have barely registered with …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsProject Management Free event: Join us to celebrate 25 years of AJ Small Projectsarchitectsjournal.co.uk - By Fran Williams AJ Small Projects 2020 launches on Tuesday 12 November at a networking event hosted at the offices of ING Media in Shoreditch, London from 6.30 to …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsVictoria and Albert Museum De Matos Ryan’s contentious V&A Museum of Childhood revamp approvedarchitectsjournal.co.uk - By Ella Jessel One week on from the Passivhaus-standard council housing scheme taking the UK’s top architecture prize, the news seems to have barely registered with …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsTower of London Grenfell: London fire chief calls for urgent research on ‘buildings that fail’architectsjournal.co.uk - By Ella Jessel One week on from the Passivhaus-standard council housing scheme taking the UK’s top architecture prize, the news seems to have barely registered with …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsArchitecture Surrey architect fined for failing to ensure his practice was under controlarchitectsjournal.co.uk - By Ella Jessel An architect from Surrey has been fined £2,500 by the ARB for the second time in three years – this time for failing to ensure the work of his …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsWaterloo AHMM wins approval for all-new Elizabeth House plansarchitectsjournal.co.uk - By Richard Waite Chipperfield’s scheme was given the green light in 2014 but never taken forward. An even earlier scheme by Allies and Morrison was thrown out by the …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsTrafalgar Square Architect arrested after chaining himself to plywood tower at XR demoarchitectsjournal.co.uk - By Ella Jessel One of the world’s largest single panes of glass features in Room in a Productive Garden, a gym pavilion on the grounds of a Somerset hotel, writes …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsDerbyshire, UK Curl La Tourelle Head wins go ahead for Derbyshire special schoolarchitectsjournal.co.uk - By Richard Waite Lambeth Council has unanimously approved plans by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris (AHMM) to redevelop Elizabeth House – a 1960s office block next to …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsLondon Assembly Garden Bridge risks were ‘downplayed’ to please Boris Johnsonarchitectsjournal.co.uk - By Will Hurst A new report by the London Assembly has accused former mayor Boris Johnson, Transport for London (TfL) and the Garden Bridge Trust of a ‘reckless’ …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsArchitecture Government commits to new independent building safety regulatorarchitectsjournal.co.uk - By Richard Waite One of the world’s largest single panes of glass features in Room in a Productive Garden, a gym pavilion on the grounds of a Somerset hotel, writes …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsCancer Tributes paid to Maggie’s founder Charles Jencksarchitectsjournal.co.uk - By Richard Waite The US-born landscape designer, architectural historian and theorist, who wrote more than 30 books, including The Language of Post-Modern Architecture …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildings Tributes paid to ‘funny, flamboyant and cultured’ Charles Jencksarchitectsjournal.co.uk - By Richard Waite A new report by the London Assembly has accused former mayor Boris Johnson, Transport for London (TfL) and the Garden Bridge Trust of a ‘reckless’ …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildings ARB fines architect over eco-house threatened with demolitionarchitectsjournal.co.uk - By Richard Waite One of the world’s largest single panes of glass features in Room in a Productive Garden, a gym pavilion on the grounds of a Somerset hotel, writes …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsArchitecture Architecture 519 wins go-ahead for north London housingarchitectsjournal.co.uk - By Tom de Castella One of the world’s largest single panes of glass features in Room in a Productive Garden, a gym pavilion on the grounds of a Somerset hotel, writes …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsIcon version of the Flipboard logoTower of London Tributes paid to ‘funny, flamboyant and cultured’ Jencksarchitectsjournal.co.uk - By Richard Waite One of the world’s largest single panes of glass features in Room in a Productive Garden, a gym pavilion on the grounds of a Somerset hotel, writes …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsEmily Thornberry Emily Thornberry: Istanbul findings ‘deeply disturbing’architectsjournal.co.uk - By Will Hurst With its finely detailed Library and Study Centre, Wright & Wright Architects has made an elegant addition to the historic assemblage of buildings at …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsTower of London London Plan: New document to help architects embed circular economy principlesarchitectsjournal.co.uk - By Kate Youde With its finely detailed Library and Study Centre, Wright & Wright Architects has made an elegant addition to the historic assemblage of buildings at …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsIcon version of the Flipboard logoCircular Economy London Plan: New guidance to help architects embed circular economy principlesarchitectsjournal.co.uk - By Kate Youde With its finely detailed Library and Study Centre, Wright & Wright Architects has made an elegant addition to the historic assemblage of buildings at …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsArchitecture Lancaster Uni launches 'radical' new school for activist architectsarchitectsjournal.co.uk - By Kate Youde With its finely detailed Library and Study Centre, Wright & Wright Architects has made an elegant addition to the historic assemblage of buildings at …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsHousing Loan rate increase prompt fears of council house-building slowdownarchitectsjournal.co.uk - By Tom de Castella Innovative council housing schemes such as the RIBA Stirling Prize-winning Goldsmith Street could be stymied by a hike in the interest rate for local …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsBjarke Ingels David Chipperfield posts loss as turnover drops by a fiftharchitectsjournal.co.uk - By Tom de Castella David Chipperfield Architects has posted disappointing trading figures, losing £1.1 million last year, according to its latest report and accounts …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsSt John Tunbridge Wells councillors reject 'vampire on the neck' theatre schemearchitectsjournal.co.uk - By Greg Pitcher With its finely detailed Library and Study Centre, Wright & Wright Architects has made an elegant addition to the historic assemblage of buildings at …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsArchitecture Grafton co-founder Yvonne Farrell: ‘Architects are like magicians’architectsjournal.co.uk - By Ella Jessel The south Devon holiday house for Living Architecture combines monolithic rammed concrete with an unexpected warmth, writes Rob Wilson. Film Jim …
Architects' Journalflipped into Architecture news & buildingsDesign Final call! Enter the AJ Specification Awards 2020architectsjournal.co.uk - By Rob Wilson The awards recognise that the very best architecture is the result of the innovative or creative use of products and materials – when great products …
