All Building Design articles in September 2024 – Page 15
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NewsRobert Stern’s £2bn Mayfair mega-flats scheme tops out
Block being developed by founder of Phones 4u prices has homes with prices starting at £35m
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NewsProposed NPPF changes not enough to meet 1.5m housebuilding target, says think tank
Centre for Cities estimates private housebuilding unlikely to get beyond three-quarters of target
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OpinionIs the age of the starchitect at an end?
As team culture grows, how does architecture retain its public appeal, asks Eleanor Jolliffe
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Building StudyHow Bennetts Associates transformed a Victorian hospital into a forward-focused university department
The refurbishment of the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh adapts a listed Victorian hospital to house a multidisciplinary hub for postgraduate study
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NewsLondon home designed by 31/44 Architects wins RIBA House of the Year
Crystal Palace home designed by practice director Will Burges for his family
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NewsGovernment commits to fixing cladding on high-rises by end of 2029
Nearly 30 developers commit to doubling speed of remediation
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NewsHeidi Alexander appointed new transport secretary
MP oversaw implementation of London’s Ultra Low Emissions Zone during stint at City Hall as Sadiq Khan’s deputy mayor for transport
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NewsHTA submits plans for housing at former Griffin Park home of Brentford
Premier League club left historic base of 115 years for new ground in 2020
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NewsFosters sees income break through £400m figure
Country’s biggest architect now employs close to 2,000 people
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OpinionThe Coach: understanding and overcoming humiliation at work
Louise Rodgers on how to transform humiliation into a tool for personal and professional growth
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NewsAo–ft completes sustainable infill home in Walthamstow
Compact backland home designed around a mature London Plane tree, with a focus on sustainable construction and privacy
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NewsPresident Macron tours restored Notre Dame ahead of public reopening
The visit highlighted the craftsmanship and traditional techniques used to restore the iconic Parisian monument
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NewsArchitect sought for transformation of Lancashire building into heritage museum
Bids for scheme at locally listed Market Chambers in Accrington must be submmitted by 7 January
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NewsCity set to approve 3XN’s 36-storey office tower next week
But Fletcher Priest’s neighbouring 55 Gracechurch scheme in doubt as planning consent expires
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NewsRCKa gets green light for 144-home retirement scheme in Epping Forest
Council has granted permission to deliver an over-65s development in Chigwell
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OpinionGrenfell exposed the fatal flaws of design and build contracts
Design responsibility should not be forced onto the shoulders of builders, argues Tony Bingham
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NewsHassell unveils health and social care building for University of Edinburgh’s BioQuarter
Prioritising wellbeing, the building features flexible workspaces, communal areas, and spaces that are accessible to the local community
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ReviewMaterialized Space: The Architecture of Paul Rudolph
Paul Rudolph’s visionary architecture helped shape mid-20th-century modernism, yet his work faces an enduring struggle for recognition and preservation. A new book, to accompany a major retrospective at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, offers a vital reappraisal, finds Jon Wright
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FeaturesWhat made this project… Barn X by LOM architecture and design
Source: Hufton + Crow Photography A timber frame barn was a natural choice for the rural context LOM architecture and design’s body of work was shortlisted for this year’s AYAs, as the practice was named a finalist for two awards, including Office Architect of the Year. In ...
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NewsLondon office starts plunged by nearly half between April and September
Refurbishment projects in the capital also dived by 57% as spooked developers hold fire on schemes