SimpsonHaugh's refused designs for two residential skyscrapers in Blackwall, east London, have been approved by a planning inspector after an appeal
Author Archives: Gino Spocchia
Heatherwick secures spot on 2023 Building Beauty Awards shortlist
A kinetic glasshouse by Heatherwick Studio has been shortlisted in the second Building Beauty Awards
‘Tranquil’ children’s home retrofit wins Stephen Lawrence Prize 2023
Conrad Koslowsky Architects has won the RIBA Stephen Lawrence Prize 2023 for a £1 million transformation of a children’s home in south-west London
So you reckon you are co-designing? Really?
Co-design has become a buzzword, used widely by architects and developers – but not always accurately. Gino Spocchia reports on what true community empowerment looks like
Buckley Gray Yeoman wins planning for contentious 20-storey Waterloo office
Lambeth Council has given Buckley Gray Yeoman planning permission for a 20-storey office building in Waterloo, central London, including a four-storey podium designed by MATT Architecture
Haptic gets go-ahead to retrofit Grays Inn Road office and add new flats
Haptic Architects has won consent for an office retrofit in Holborn, central London, adding seven new apartments in a two-storey extension
Brown & Brown-designed home for Stella McCartney prompts outrage
Scottish practice Brown and Brown has come under fire over its designs for a modernist home for Stella McCartney on a secluded plot in The Highlands
Inter Milan unveils images of new Populous stadium
Inter Milan has released images of what a new 70,000-seater stadium away from the San Siro site could look like after plans for redeveloping the footballing landmark fell through
Public Practice names its ‘first national cohort’ of local authority placements
Public Practice has named the architects and designers being placed into local planning departments as part of the programme’s autumn cohort
Cost of HS2 London-to-Birmingham phase soars to £68bn
The cost of building HS2’s London to Birmingham leg has jumped up to £68 billion, new estimates suggest