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Baxendale team gets go-ahead for Scottish scheme with ‘ghost’ gable
Baxendale, working with architectural designer and artist Ecaterina Stefanescu, has won approval for a residential-led ‘new urban corner’ in Beith, North Ayrshire
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Architecture as activism runs through February’s issue of the AJ
There are many different kinds of architecture practice and in our latest issue we look at initiatives that take risks and focus on breathing new life into communities
Ways of practising: North West Design Collective – ‘joy and colour’
The industry is changing and so are the priorities and methods of its practitioners. Fran Williams and Rob Wilson speak to three differing practices across the UK about how and why they set up, how they approach architecture and a key project they have worked on. Next is North West…
Baxendale: ‘We need to trust in a “wellbeing-first” approach’
‘My practice is whatever I happen to be doing, wherever I happen to be doing it,’ says Baxendale founder Lee Ivett
How a tiny architectural intervention spawned a ‘spare room’ for a Glasgow community
Lee Ivett of Baxendale and Duncan Blackmore of developer Arrant Land have planted the seeds for an unusual community-led project in Glasgow by knocking a porthole into a windowless and formerly abandoned storeroom
Baxendale’s Venice Biennale installation bought by hosts
A structure designed by Glasgow’s Baxendale Studio for this year’s Venice Biennale is to remain in the garden of the Armenian College’s Palazzo Zenobio after being bought by its host
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Emerging Glasgow stars create structure for Scotland’s Venice show
Glasgow’s Baxendale Architects is to build a structure in the garden of the Palazzo Zenobio as part of the Scottish showing for this year’s Venice Biennale
Scotland’s Architecture Fringe opens for submissions
The organisers of Scotland’s Architecture Fringe have invited proposals for the event
Glasgow’s new practices: Baxendale
The AJ takes a look at Glasgow’s emerging architects, discovering how they have adapted and stayed motivated in a procurements system designed for big practices