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Future Office: “the first comprehensive picture of what the future might look like” from RIBA Publishing

Tuesday, 19th February 2019

The working demographic is changing; how is this reflected in the way we work? What does the future hold for our work spaces? Is the traditional office doomed? These are just some of the questions debated in Future Office: Next-Generation... View Article

Bluecrow help create Felix Warley

Tuesday, 19th February 2019

Bluecrow worked closely with Design LSM to create what is Felix Warley. Sally Williams, Associate Designer spoke about the design journey undertaken. “In 2018, we again had the pleasure of working with Stephen Li and Cliff Fox on their second... View Article

EGGER partners with Material Lab

Tuesday, 19th February 2019

EGGER announced as Material Lab’s latest surfacing partner, offering the architect and design industry instant access to its extensive trend led collection. Based in the famous west end of London, Material Lab is one of the finest design resource studios... View Article

Back to bars in the bathroom

Tuesday, 19th February 2019

A hot topic in the news, is the ever-growing plastics debate which is now starting to focus on bathroom cosmetics and the unnecessary packaging; this week, shower gel is in the spotlight We constantly hear how we can avoid single-use plastic;... View Article

Contraflam Vetrogard Blast: Highly effective protection from fire and explosions

Tuesday, 19th February 2019

The world is changing – and the requirements for fire-resistant and high-security glazing are becoming more complex. By investing in research and development to expand its range of products, Vetrotech Saint-Gobain aim to provide comprehensive protection with precision. Introducing Contraflam... View Article

Article 25 appeals for funds to complete school for children with disabilities in Tanzania

Tuesday, 19th February 2019

Work on an inclusive pre-school for children with disabilities and able-bodied children in Mbeya, Tanzania, is well underway, with the humanitarian architecture charity Article 25 overseeing the project. The charity, which was founded by the renowned architect Maxwell Hutchinson, needs to raise... View Article

RIBA Stage One design team announced for York Castle Museum major redevelopment

Monday, 18th February 2019

York Museums Trust have appointed the team that will work on the initial design phase of a major multi-million pound redevelopment at York Castle Museum. The RIBA stage one phase of the project will see the creation of masterplan and... View Article

LWK + PARTNERS presents The 16th Venice Biennale International Architecture Exhibition – Hong Kong Response Exhibition Tai Kwun Preview + 33rd Anniversary Cocktail Party

Monday, 18th February 2019

LWK & Partners (HK) Ltd, working alongside the Hong Kong Institute of Architects Biennale Foundation (HKIABF) as Event Partner of the 16th Venice Biennale International Architecture Exhibition Hong Kong Response Exhibition, has launched the opening of the exhibition s Tai Kwun Preview... View Article

Anniversary sculpture competition will pay tribute to Richard Brundle MBE

Monday, 18th February 2019

A leading wholesaler has kick-started its 130th anniversary by offering one lucky artist a £10,000 commission to produce an eye-catching and commemorative sculpture. F.H. Brundle has announced plans to run a sculpture competition to mark its milestone birthday as well... View Article

Sir Nicholas Grimshaw receives 2019 Royal Gold Medal for Architecture

Monday, 18th February 2019

Sir Nicholas Grimshaw was awarded the 2019 Royal Gold Medal, the UK’s highest honour for architecture, at a special ceremony at the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) on 14 February 2019. Presented by the RIBA in recognition of a... View Article

White Arkitekter Creates a Space for Everyone with 65-Metre Public ‘sofa’ in Uppsala, Sweden

Thursday, 14th February 2019

Uppsala’s Forumtorget square has been revitalised with the creation of a 65 metre-long public ‘sofa’ designed by White Arkitekter. Designed to provide space for rest and social interaction, the linear outdoor seating is the centerpiece of wider, 1600sqm improvements to... View Article

Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects’ design for the revitalisation of the Seaport World Trade Centre in Boston will enhance urban life in the city’s Seaport District

Thursday, 14th February 2019

Danish architectural firm Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects is designing the Seaport World Trade Centre, an expansive mixed-use development on Commonwealth Pier in Boston’s vibrant Seaport District. The existing site, once the largest pier building in the world upon its completion in... View Article

The Anaconda Cut launches – the UK’s second tallest tower dedicated to a build to rent community

Thursday, 14th February 2019

The Anaconda Cut, the tallest building in Salford has launched. The striking residential development offering luxury rental accommodation and amenities is funded by real estate investment firm, Europa Capital and managed by Atlas Residential UK. The 44 storey tower stands... View Article

Perkins+Will welcomes sustainability director to London studio

Thursday, 14th February 2019

The London studio of global architecture and design firm Perkins+Will have announced the appointment of a new sustainability director, Asif Din, who joined in late January. Asif will be leading strategic initiatives for sustainable building across the firm’s practice areas, including... View Article

Architect Allford Hall Monaghan Morris completes The Bower, a transformational new piece of city at Silicon roundabout

Wednesday, 13th February 2019

AHMM has completed work at The Bower, a 450,000 sq ft office and public-realm project next to the Old Street roundabout in London. Developer Helical acquired the site in 2012, and approached AHMM with a brief to re-invent the site,... View Article

The BuzzBuilding – How to Make London Self Sufficient in Protein trough Urban Insect Farming

Wednesday, 13th February 2019

The BuzzBuilding – Belatchew Arkitekter’s proposal on how to make cities self-sufficient in protein through urban insect farming – is currently on display at the Roca London Gallery as part of the exhibition ‘London 2026: recipes for building a food... View Article

Magnusson Architecture and Planning announces ground breaking for Sunset Park Library, Brooklyn featuring 50 affordable residences at Brooklyn Public Library branch

Wednesday, 13th February 2019

As the architects for the redevelopment of the Sunset Park Library in Brooklyn, New York, Magnusson Architecture and Planning (MAP) is pleased to announce the ground breaking for the new mixed-use building. The new development will be completed in December... View Article

Claridge Architects submits Birmingham’s Soho Wharf canal-side masterplan for planning

Wednesday, 13th February 2019

Claridge Architects’ masterplan for Birmingham’s major canal-side development, Soho Wharf, has been submitted for planning this month. The site, just over a mile from the city centre, and which was shortlisted in the 2018 AJ Awards, is a residential-led, mixed-use... View Article

New London Architecture announces programme of Don’t Move, Improve! public Design Surgeries and seminars

Tuesday, 12th February 2019

The winning architecture practices of New London Architecture’s 2019 Don’t Move, Improve! competition will be on hand to consult with homeowners at a series of free NLA Design Surgeries this year – with the first taking place on Saturday 2 March from... View Article

Modularity – the answer to a residential housing crisis?

Tuesday, 12th February 2019

Review of the Surface Design Show opening night talk by Chris Patrick of Bruceshaw Surface Design Show 2019 proved itself to be as relevant as ever, with an opening night debate titled Factory-made Housing: is this the solution to building... View Article