All Building Design articles in September 2024 – Page 13
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NewsFinalised changes to National Planning Policy Framework to be published tomorrow
Reports suggested grey belt definition could be widened
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NewsGensler’s plans to straighten Fosters’ former City Hall building get green light
Refurbishment of building dubbed the “glass testicle” by Ken Livingstone to add more office and retail space
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FeaturesThe resurrection of Notre Dame: inside the restored cathedral in pictures
Explore the intricate restoration of cathedral of Notre Dame, where centuries-old craftsmanship meets contemporary design
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OpinionWith a little help from the government, can boomers accelerate the retrofit revolution?
From tackling climate change to lowering bills, boomers are uniquely positioned to lead the charge on retrofitting Britain’s ageing housing stock – but government support is essential to unlock their full potential
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NewsEric Parry’s revised 1 Undershaft tower set for approval this Friday
Planning officers back amended scheme despite Historic England saying it is ‘arguably worse’ than previous proposal
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NewsUK practice Void Studios wins Masai Mara visitor centre competition
Firm’s entry for Kenya scheme beat more than 100 rival bids from 32 countries
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NewsDSDHA’s plans for West End office redevelopment resurface after six years
Edge and Mitsubishi Estate take over Shaftesbury Avenue scheme originally developed for Almacantar
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NewsGensler’s controversial data centre scheme gets green light after Rayner intervention
Deputy prime minister stepped in over summer to run rule over Gensler-designed complex rejected last year by Buckingham planners
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OpinionNotre Dame reopens: the power of craft, culture, and community
Five years after the fire that devastated Notre Dame, Liz Smith reflects on the cathedral’s reopening to the public
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NewsStiff & Trevillion submits plans to overhaul BBC Maida Vale Studios for Hollywood moguls
New images of plan by Hans Zimmer-backed group to turn historic site into UK’s top post-production campus
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FeaturesInside the Gareth Gardner Gallery: redefining how we view architecture and place through photography
Gareth Gardner’s unique gallery is the only UK venue dedicated to architectural photography, offering a fresh perspective on the intersection of nature, architecture, and urban space. Ariana Hashtrudi went along to find out more.
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NewsMoxon completes ‘hockey stick’ bridge crossing the River Severn
Bridge in Worcestor designed to remain open during seasonal flooding
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NewsPlans revealed for 31-storey City tower designed by Wilkinson Eyre
Scheme for Aviva Investors to replace 1950s tower on the edge of the City’s eastern cluster
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NewsRayner announces plan to bypass local committees to stop developments ‘getting stuck in the system’
Housing secretary announces plan to remove ‘subjectiveness’ and allow applications to be approved if they follow the local plan and the NPPF
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NewsHawkins Brown and Acme working on major redevelopment of Victoria station
Designs for Network Rail’s latest station overhaul to be unveiled next year
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OpinionWorkplace culture: the overlooked crisis in architecture and how to fix it
The consultation on the ARB’s new code of conduct is an opportunity to shape the profession’s future – but does it address the real issues?
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NewsAllies and Morrison completes final residential building within its own King’s Cross masterplan
Capella, the final residential building in the King’s Cross masterplan, provides 176 homes
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NewsSave Britain’s Heritage calls for urgent planning policy reforms after ‘short-sighted’ M&S decision
Group’s director said developers need clear guidelines on demolish and rebuild projects
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News3XN’s 36-storey City tower gets planning nod
Councillors vote to back 3XN-designed 60 Gracechurch scheme as Barbican upgrade gets near £200m funding boost
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NewsFarrells reduces height of planned Battersea tower by another five storeys as 1,500 objections hit scheme
Second height reduction takes scheme down to 28 storeys and removes 60 homes compared to original proposal