All DSDHA articles – Page 2
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NewsNext phase of Broadgate redevelopment takes shape
Application looms for British Land’s flagship City of London site
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NewsDouble standards for Robin Hood Gardens, says Saunt
Architect says same argument should have applied to Smithson building as to Jencks’ house
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NewsGreen light for DSDHA's Piccadilly plans
Crown Estate scheme set to replace 1950s block with taller office-led development
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NewsExclusive: Who’s on the GLA’s new architecture panel
Housing, public buildings, transport architecture and engagement lists revealed
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FeaturesHyperdensity: can it work?
The NPPF and draft London Plan call for increased housing densities. Ike Ijeh looks at two schemes to see if the proposals measure up
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NewsDSDHA cooks up Piccadilly plans for Crown Estate
Scheme would replace 1950s block with taller office-led scheme
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NewsWork begins on DSDHA’s Economist Plaza revamp
Project begins at sensitive time for Smithsons’ legacy
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NewsStrom and Nisbet make House of the Year shortlist
RIBA House of the Year shortlist grows with addition of two more of the UK’s best new homes
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NewsMake Architects signs up for Hornsey Town Hall redevelopment
Ken Shuttleworth’s practice becomes latest firm to take on Modernist landmark in north London
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NewsZaha, Make and Squires vie for Westminster gong
City council shortlists 12 for inaugural “People’s Choice” building of the decade award
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NewsDeveloper turns down chance to build 'inappropriate' 30-storey tower
Almacantar settles on refurbishment of 30 year old building instead
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NewsAHMM Spitalfields masterplan heading back to court
Heritage trust to mount appeal against Norton Folgate redevelopment
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NewsCottrell & Vermeulen is crowned Architect of the Year
Stephen Fry presents Britain’s best architects with their awards
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NewsNorton Folgate scheme dodges public inquiry
Communities minister Greg Clark decides not to call in AHMM’s Spitalfields scheme
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NewsRival Blossom Street architect hits back at British Land
Burrell Foley Fischer says it is ‘not correct’ alternative plans were nothing more than ‘watercolour sketches’
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NewsControversial Blossom Street scheme approved by Boris
Developer says it will start work on AHMM masterplanned job ‘straight away’
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