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Baca reveals proposals for world’s largest amphibious house
Flood-resilience specialist Baca Architects has submitted plans for the world’s largest amphibious house – a 385m² riverside home at Henley-on-Thames in Oxfordshire
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Morris+Company Shoreditch planning decision deferred for third time
Morris+Company’s controversial plans for an office building in Shoreditch have been stalled yet again, after Islington Council deferred its decision on the scheme for a third time
Buckley Gray Yeoman refurbishes Canary Wharf office
YY London, a 51,500m2 office space, transforms one of the first generation of buildings on the Canary Wharf estate
AHMM losses nearly double to £1.8m despite revenue increase
Allford Hall Monaghan Morris (AHMM) has reported a loss for the second year in a row, despite an increase in income
We Made That lands 15-year Croydon town centre strategic vision
Croydon Council has appointed We Made That to plan the regeneration of Croydon town centre in south London
dRMM joined by new names on major Peckham regeneration scheme
Dowen Farmer Architects and Feix&Merlin have joined the recently appointed dRMM-led team regenerating the Aylesham Centre in Peckham, south London
13-storey Albanian centre in west London submitted for planning
Ayad Al-tuhafi Architects has unveiled plans for a 13-storey religious and cultural centre in Kilburn for London’s Albanian community
Sainsbury’s finally checks out of huge Whitechapel homes scheme
The developers behind a huge Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands (LDS) housing and retail scheme in Whitechapel, east London, have pulled the plug on the proposals
Studio Egret West and shedkm complete station entrance for Brent Cross West
The Arbour, the station’s new eastern entrance, provides a gateway into Brent Cross Town, an £8 billion 'net zero neighbourhood', delivered in a partnership between Related Argent and Barnet Council
Bubble bursts for Populous’s Stratford Sphere
Populous’s designs for a 21,500-capacity Sphere-shaped arena in east London have been withdrawn by backer Madison Square Garden (MSG) despite being called in by Michael Gove