News stories about and completed buildings by Amin Taha and his practice Groupwork
Submitting a proposal to planning nowadays feels like slipping into a weird and dysfunctional dimension – it is a bankrupt system that the government should be deeply ashamed of, says John Pardey
We Brits love bricks. Why not use stone alternatives? Combine natural stone with structural timber and you have a recipe for decarbonising construction, says Amin Taha. Photography of three Groupwork projects by Timothy Soar
Groupwork has won the Bristol Housing Festival’s competition for a mixed-use housing development on a former car park site in Redcliffe Way
Windermere Jetty Museum by Carmody Groarke has topped the AJ readers’ poll of which building should win this year’s RIBA Stirling Prize
The third of six films looking at the 2021 contenders for the RIBA Stirling Prize
The RIBA has unveiled an eclectic collection of six buildings – all new-build projects – competing to be crowned the winner of the 2021 Stirling Prize
168 Upper Street by Groupwork has been named best mixed-use project at the 2019 AJ Architecture Awards
A war of words has broken out again between Amin Taha and Islington Council after a planning inspector saved the architect’s Clerkenwell Close scheme from demolition
Amin Taha’s award-winning Clerkenwell Close looks set to be saved after a planning inspector overturned Islington Council’s demolition order
Groupwork + Amin Taha’s retail and residential building for Aria replaces a demolished section of an Islington terrace with a deliberately misremembered concrete reconstruction, writes George Kafka. Photography Tim Soar
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