News stories about and completed buildings by Farrells, led by Terry Farrell
Campaigners have condemned Historic England’s decision not to list Alban Gate, a 31-year-old Postmodern office building in the City of London, designed by Terry Farrell and set to be refurbished by Gensler
The centre, which opened last weekend in a retrofitted Newcastle department store, seeks to engage the public with architecture and planning issues. Rob Wilson visits and meets its director Owen Hopkins
The new centre for architecture and cities, instigated by Terry Farrell, is located in a former Victorian department store retrofitted by SPACE Architects and Elliott Architects
A team led by Farrells has been chosen to draw up a design code for a prominent site on the Old Kent Road, south London
A report has urged London’s mayor to improve ‘disappointing’ occupation rates at the Farrells-designed Royal Albert Docks
Farrells’ plan for a £1 billion commercial district at London’s Royal Albert Dock is facing the scrapheap after the Greater London Authority (GLA) seized back control of the site
Designed by Farrells, Royal Albert Dock was supposed to be London’s newest financial district. But it now stands half-finished and mostly empty. Ella Jessel looks at what went wrong
Farrells’ megaproject at Royal Albert Dock in east London is in jeopardy after the GLA told its cash-strapped developer to get on with building it or leave
Farrells, PRP and Gbolade Design Studio are among a growing number of architects appointed to advise councils testing a new national design code that prioritises ‘beauty’
Newcastle University has unveiled designs for the Farrell Centre, a £4.6 million public centre for architecture and cities named after celebrated Postmodernist architect and urban designer Terry Farrell
The Architects’ Journal Architecture News & Buildings