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Moxon completes visitor pavilion at Brent Cross Town
Moxon Architects has completed Brent Cross Town’s visitor pavilion for public engagement, part of the area’s proposed £7 billion regeneration project
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News stories about and completed buildings by Moxon Architects
Moxon wins Workplace (up to 10,000m²) category in AJ Architecture Awards 2021
Quarry Studios by Moxon Architects has won the Workplace (up to 10,000m2) prize at the 2021 AJ Architecture Awards
Spanning the gap: ‘Whether bridges or buildings – ultimately it is all design’
Esperance Bridge by Moxon Architects and Arup, which opened in July, takes its form and colour from the lost railway bridges of the Regent’s Canal. Rupert Bickersteth speaks to Moxon’s Ben Addy and Ezra Groskin about the project
Moxon completes pedestrian and cycle bridge in Worcestershire
A new bridge designed by Moxon for Worcestershire County Council has replaced a dangerous signal-controlled pedestrian crossing across a busy A road
Moxon completes farm shop at Hauser & Wirth Somerset
Moxon Architects has inserted a new shop extension into the complex of converted buildings in Bruton which already consists of a contemporary art centre, hotel, restaurant and bar
Argent Related reveals first office designs at £5bn Brent Cross Town
Argent Related has revealed new office designs by shedkm, Studio Egret West and HawkinsBrown as part of its huge £5 billion Brent Cross Town development
Moxon Architects completes own studio in Cairngorms quarry
The contextual low-lying building, surrounded by the Cairngorms National Park, contains a studio and café anchored around two concrete monoliths
Moxon reveals concept designs for more HS2 viaducts
Moxon Architects has released concept designs for two more viaducts for the High Speed 2 (HS2) rail line
Sustainability, sport and social lives – Brent Cross Town vision unveiled
Brent Cross Town developer Argent Related has promised to put sustainability, sport and social lives at the heart of the £5 billion north London development