Anna Highfield
Senior News Reporter at The Architects' Journal
Senior News Reporter at the Architects’ Journal | @ArchitectsJrnal | (she/her)
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2 weeks ago |
insidehousing.co.uk | Anna Highfield
News4.15 PM Inside Housing Management is seeking survey responses from frontline social housing staff, asking which aspects of their work they enjoy and how it adds value to societySharelinesInside Housing Management is seeking survey responses from frontline social housing staff, asking which aspects of their work they enjoy and how it adds value to society #UKhousing Do you work directly with social housing residents?
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2 weeks ago |
management.insidehousing.co.uk | Anna Highfield
NewsInside Housing Management is seeking survey responses from frontline social housing staff, asking which aspects of their work they enjoy and how it adds value to societySharelinesInside Housing Management is seeking survey responses from frontline social housing staff, asking which aspects of their work they enjoy and how it adds value to society #UKhousing Do you work directly with social housing residents?
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2 weeks ago |
mylondon.news | Anna Highfield
Unless you're a true Londoner, you've probably found yourself puzzled by the name of a Tube station at some point. While some names, like Old Street and Bond Street, are easy to get right, others can be confusing for newcomers. Thanks to British reserve, many of us avoid saying anything that might be embarrassing in public, so it's fortunate that we can now tap in and out without having to ask for a ticket to 'Ruislip' or 'Marylebone' out loud.
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1 month ago |
architectsjournal.co.uk | Anna Highfield
The allegedly offending structure is the 19-storey Arbor Tower, a £34.9 million office block built for developer Native Land, which opened in 2023. Stephen and Jennifer Powell, who live in th CZWG-designed Bankside Lofts (1999), a neighbouring building by the River Thames, are seeking a court order to demolish Arbor Tower on the grounds that it blocks out their light, The Times reports.
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1 month ago |
architectsjournal.co.uk | Anna Highfield
The Danish practice’s part-retrofit, part-rebuild of the modernist tower for British Land will see the landmark turned into a science and tech-led workplace, with lab-enabled spaces ‘for cutting-edge businesses of all sizes’. A significantly reworked version of the proposal, already redrawn once in 2023, was submitted in December last year. Camden Council’s planning committee voted to approve the project on Thursday evening (21 March), subject to secondary approval from the Mayor of London.
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Do you work directly with social housing residents? Which elements of your work do you enjoy most, and how do you think your role makes a positive difference in society? @insidehousing is asking frontline housing staff: what drives you? #UKHousing https://t.co/JHpYYPfEvL
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