Diamond Wharf, an elegant 14 storey residential tower recently completed in Battersea, is a new local landmark with its top floors extending far above the neighbouring buildings, and its scarlet brise-soleil marking out the building from afar. In order to... View Article

Design Engine have submitted planning applications for the expansion of two Guernsey schools; the schemes form part of Guernsey’s “Transforming Education Programme” which has a combined programme cost of £157m. In 2018, The States Of Guernsey made the decision to... View Article

Surface Design Show returns to London’s Business Design Centre from 11-13 February 2020, with an exciting line-up of approximately 30 presentations from 50 speakers across its purpose-built stages. Hosting talks from architects, designers, manufacturers and journalists, the presentations cover important... View Article

GRAHAM has reached financial close on a £130m contract to deliver a major 1,480-bed student accommodation project for the University of York. GRAHAM is also an investor as part of a consortium with Equitix – a fund manager of core... View Article

The opening ceremony for the first Galeries Lafayette store in the heart of Luxembourg was held last week. It is the first building to open as part of a major mixed-use development by Foster + Partners, in collaboration with Tetra... View Article

Lobjoy-Bouvier-Boisseau Architecture redesigns a mixed-use building to house the Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson and the Fondation Francois Sommer in the heart of the Marais – Paris, France A place for exhibitions, a workplace, a public place as well as one of... View Article

Wimshurst Pelleriti (WP) has completed the renovation and extension of a historic office building in Richmond for client CBRE Global Investors. Planning was approved within five months and the building completed earlier this year, 15 months after permission was granted.... View Article

MVRDV has won a competition to redesign the Tancheon Valley and waterfront in Seoul with “The Weaves”, a design that tries to knit together a tangle of pedestrian and bicycle paths, natural landscapes, and public amenities into an appealing, playful,... View Article

A planning application has been submitted to Gateshead Council for a transformative £35m residential-led development on the south bank of the River Tyne. Known as Brett Wharf, the proposals have been designed by FaulknerBrowns Architects on behalf of The High... View Article