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Tag: Perkins+Will
Perkins&Will housing scheme on former Bristol zoo site will not be called in
Perkins&Will can go ahead with plans for 196 new homes on the site of the former Bristol Zoo after housing secretary Michael Gove refused to call in the scheme
Grenfell Nursery wins AJ100 Community Impact of the Year award
Perkins&Will has won the AJ100 Community Impact of the Year award for its new home for a nursery that was located in the basement of Grenfell Tower prior to the 2017 tragedy
Perkins&Will completes its own HQ in Holborn
150 Holborn is designed around a full-height atrium intended to emphasise cohabitation and social connectivity
Perkins&Will appoints Jo Wright as UK managing director
Arup’s former director of architecture, Jo Wright, has been appointed as the new UK managing director of American mega-practice Perkins&Will
DSDHA and Perkins&Will land £350m London Bridge science hub
A developer-led team which includes architects DSDHA and Perkins&Will has been selected to design a new £350 million life sciences hub near London Bridge
BDP ousted by rival bidder on £600m Leeds hospital job
BDP has been replaced as the architect on a £600 million job for Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust just months after it won the international competition
Perkins & Will chief Jack Pringle exits to set up new studio
One-time RIBA president Jack Pringle has left Perkins & Will to launch a new architecture practice
Planning overhaul: Industry gives mixed reaction
Reaction to the government’s radical proposed planning overhaul has varied from applause to undisguised outrage
Life after lockdown: an architect’s view from China
Architect Chris Hardie heads the combined practice of Schmidt Hammer Lassen and Perkins & Will in Shanghai. He tells Will Ing about how the studio has come out the other side of a national coronavirus lockdown