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Assael secures planning for 116 homes on former Greggs factory site
Assael Architects’ proposals for 116 homes on the site of a defunct Greggs factory in Twickenham, south-west London, have been approved despite being recommended for refusal
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News stories about and completed buildings by Assael
John Lewis to submit amended plans for 800 homes designed by Assael and LDS
Plans for 800 new homes to be built on top of Waitrose stores in Bromley and Ealing have been tweaked ahead of a submission by John Lewis
Assael gets go ahead for first phase of 2,000-home Ealing project
Ealing Council has green-lit Assael Architecture’s plans for the first phase of a 2,000-home development in the west London borough
Assael completes 315-studio co-living scheme in Wandsworth
Sunday Mills, next to the River Wandle in Earlsfield, includes a co-working space, communal kitchen, lounge and library, cinema room, gym and roof terraces
Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands and Assael to design John Lewis housing
The AJ can reveal that Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands and Assael Architecture have become the first architects appointed to work with John Lewis Partnership on the retailer’s move into housing
TfL property company reveals plans to build up to 46,000 homes
Transport for London (TfL) has published revised plans that could see up to 46,000 homes built via its standalone property company
Assael opens Sydney outpost to tap into build-to-rent boom
AJ100 practice Assael has opened a new office in Sydney, Australia, to tap into an anticipated build-to-rent (BTR) boom in the country
Assael and Metropolitan Workshop housing approved after PRP plan dropped
Assael Architecture and Metropolitan Workshop have won approval for more than 450 homes and a raft of industrial facilities in Stratford, east London – weeks after a PRP-led application for the site was withdrawn
Assael wins Meridian Water sustainable design contest
Assael Architecture has won a design competition looking at ways to embed social, environmental and economic sustainability into the second phase of development at Meridian Water in Enfield, north London
RIBA urges architects to report diversity figures as it rolls out inclusion drive
The RIBA is calling on its members to sign up to its new Inclusion Charter which calls on practices to publicly report on how they are improving equality and diversity