Ben Flatman
Architectural Editor at Building Design News
I am Architectural Editor for Building Design. I'm also a registered architect and have worked extensively in South Asia.
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bdonline.co.uk | Ben Flatman
New application replaces earlier consented scheme, proposing three octagonal buildings and expanded public realm along the River Irwell Plans for a revised mixed-use scheme in Manchester have been sent in to local planners.
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bdonline.co.uk | Ben Flatman
The new 100,000 sq ft development provides flexible lab and office space as part of British Land’s investment in the Cambridge science and innovation cluster Scott Brownrigg has completed an office and laboratory development at Peterhouse Technology Park in Cambridge for British Land, adding over 100,000 sq ft of space intended to serve the growing life sciences sector.
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bdonline.co.uk | Ben Flatman
The project, built across two sites, includes new community facilities and improved public realm Fraser Brown MacKenna Architects has completed the second phase of a new mixed-use development on two sites within the Bancroft Estate in Bethnal Green, east London, providing 33 homes along with community and office spaces. Commissioned by the London Borough of Tower Hamlets, the scheme is part of a wider effort to provide additional housing and improve infrastructure on the estate.
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bdonline.co.uk | Ben Flatman
Ben Flatman visits the V&A’s new public store in east London, where the backstage world of conservation, curation and storage is placed front and centre The entrance to the new V&A East Storehouse in Stratford is almost deliberately elusive. There is no fanfare, no grand architectural gesture, just a modest doorway tucked off a quiet street close to the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
Some places don’t need fixing: why we should leave the Wallace Collection (and St James’ Park) alone
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bdonline.co.uk | Ben Flatman
Amid closures and funding crises in regional museums, Ben Flatman questions the logic behind costly redesigns of spaces and places that already work The Wallace Collection is one of London’s great treasures. Housed in Hertford House, a grand yet intimate mansion in Marylebone, it combines the richness of one of the UK’s great art collections with the subtle pleasure of meandering through a building that still reads as a home.
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