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Down the garden path

Tuesday, 31st July 2018

On a choice site in fashionable Fitzrovia sits a mixed-use scheme offering high-end flats, office space including the UK home of Facebook, and public green space – in a design carefully bedded into its context. Sébastien Reed reports A stone’s... View Article

Take a Bow: Countryside completes £157.4m St Paul’s Square development

Tuesday, 31st July 2018

Countryside, one of the UK’s leading home builders specialising in placemaking and regeneration, together with Poplar HARCA has completed the final phase of works at St Paul’s Square in Bow, London – two years ahead of schedule. The state-of-the-art development... View Article

Award-winning landscape architect joins Clandon Park restoration team

Tuesday, 31st July 2018

Landscape architect, Robert Myers Associates (RMA) has been appointed by the National Trust to join the restoration team at Clandon Park in Surrey, after a fire devastated the 18th-century Palladian house in 2015. While the gardens were left untouched by the fire,... View Article

Comment on Lidl push into mixed-use development

Tuesday, 31st July 2018

Russell Pedley, director and co-founder at Assael Architecture, said: “Blending retail use classes with residential is going to become increasingly vital in urban locations throughout the UK. Lidl’s plan to deliver 3,000 homes is testimony to the shifting approach to... View Article

SPPARC reveals design approach for Borough Yards as works start on site

Tuesday, 31st July 2018

Construction work has begun at Borough Yards in Southwark, London SE1, the £300 million mixed-use development designed by SPPARC for Meyer Bergman. The scheme, which received planning permission in March 2017, and is due for completion in 2020, will feature... View Article

LWK Leads Another Win for TOD in Nanjing

Monday, 30th July 2018

LWK & Partners (HK) Ltd is pleased to announce that the Company has successfully won the bid for a transit-oriented development (TOD) project in the Jiangbei New District, Nanjing, China commissioned by the Nanjing Jiangbei New District Economic Hub Development Office.... View Article

ReardonSmith to act as Executive Architects on conversion of former American Embassy in London

Monday, 30th July 2018

ReardonSmith Architects has announced that it will shortly be taking on the role of Executive Architect in the conversion of the former American Embassy in London’s Grosvenor Square into a Rosewood hotel. This follows a period of some three years... View Article

Apple opens Milan’s newest public square

Monday, 30th July 2018

Apple Piazza Liberty is an ensemble of two fundamental elements, a stepped plaza and a fountain. Located just off the Corso Vittorio Emanuele – one of the most popular pedestrian streets in Milan – visitors are drawn towards the piazza... View Article

Countryside selected as preferred development partner to deliver £160m regeneration scheme in South Kilburn

Monday, 30th July 2018

Countryside, one of the UK’s leading home builders specialising in placemaking and regeneration, has been chosen as a preferred development partner, along with one of the UK’s largest housing associations, Home Group, to deliver the next phase of the South... View Article

Polypipe Terrain to supply drainage system to new £150m ‘crowned’ London landmark

Monday, 30th July 2018

Polypipe Terrain, the UK’s leading plastic piping manufacturer, is to supply the water management system to one of London’s most recognisable commercial developments. The Kent-based business will provide its Terrain FUZE HDPE plastic drainage solution to the £150m 10 Fenchurch Avenue tower in... View Article

Fact of the Week – 30th July 2018

Monday, 30th July 2018

On July 28th, 1945, a US Army bomber crashed into the 79th floor of New York’s Empire State Building, killing 14... View Article

Development agreement signed for £45m Hatfield redevelopment programme

Friday, 27th July 2018

Developer Lovell has recently signed a development agreement with Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council (WHBC) to deliver a £45 million regeneration programme which will transform the heart of South Hatfield in Hertfordshire. The High View neighbourhood centre, which dates from the... View Article

Keeping an eye on the past

Friday, 27th July 2018

Architect RO&AD’s timber watchtower project in the Netherlands engaged the community in innovative ways to generate a new enthusiasm for the area’s rich history. Sébastien Reed reports Construction of the defensive West Brabant Water Line was started in 1627 by... View Article

Swimming among the timbers

Friday, 27th July 2018

A competition-level swimming pool has been constructed at a Surrey school, integrating a high level of quality in the design of its timber elements while embracing ancient woodland surroundings. Adam Cossey from the project’s architects Hawkins\Brown tells Jack Wooler how... View Article

2018 Stephen Lawrence Prize shortlist revealed

Friday, 27th July 2018

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has announced the shortlist for the Stephen Lawrence Prize, with this year marking its’ twenty-first anniversary. Seven projects have been shortlisted, including woodland classrooms for a school, a touching memorial to 173 people who... View Article

New Heavy Duty Accessories for Yeoman Shield Protection Rails

Friday, 27th July 2018

With over 50 years of experience in the wall & door protection industry, Yeoman Shield continually asses and develop their products based on not only their own knowledge, but also feedback received from customers. Always keen to problem solve Yeoman... View Article

Sika Plastix – the complete package for window and roofline installers

Friday, 27th July 2018

Over the last 10 years, Sika products have been used in more than 80 of London’s largest and most iconic landmarks including the Shard, the Pinnacle and the Gherkin. Following on from the success of these projects, and the knowledge... View Article

Britannia Cast Iron Rainwater System – A Heavenly Restoration of Grade I Listed Church

Friday, 27th July 2018

Williams & Burrows Heritage Repair Ltd are specialists in the repair and maintenance of historic buildings. Based in Devon – with over 50 years’ experience, they were the ideal contractor for the refurbishment of St Michaels and All Angels Church, a... View Article

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