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  • 2 days ago | architectsjournal.co.uk | Gino Spocchia

    Under the plans, which were lodged with Glasgow City Council on Tuesday (24 June) on behalf of Landsec, the 1990s complex, originally designed by Jenkins & Marr Architects, will retrofitted and reconfigured. Local design studio Graven is also on the job. A previous, unrealised £800 million proposal by Foster + Partners would have demolished and rebuilt the 26-year-old building.

  • 2 days ago | architectsjournal.co.uk | Gino Spocchia

    The Chicago-headquartered practice’s plans to mostly demolish the 1980s office building at 1 Silk Street – replacing it with a part 19 and part 20-storey scheme – were submitted yesterday (25 June) on behalf of developer Lipton Rogers and investor La Salle. SOM’s scheme will reduce the existing 1982 building to its foundations, which will be retained. The below-ground support currently makes up 40 per cent of the block’s existing structure.

  • 3 days ago | architectsjournal.co.uk | Gino Spocchia

    Speaking on Friday (20 June) after being named winner of the Contribution to the Profession award on the 30th anniversary of the AJ100, the 89-year-old condemned the time and resources architects spent taking part in competitions, often as part of the public procurement process.

  • 5 days ago | architectsjournal.co.uk | Gino Spocchia |Richard Waite

    The AJ understands that the Foster + Partners team, which includes heritage specialists Purcell, French landscape architect Michel Desvigne and artist Yinka Shonibare, has been selected to design the national memorial on the site next to Buckingham Palace in London’s St James’s Park. Norman Foster’s architecture practice, which the AJ understands was informed last week of the win, saw off four other bids, following the high-profile competition organised by Malcolm Reading Consultants.

  • 5 days ago | architectsjournal.co.uk | Gino Spocchia

    The planning inspectorate is understood to have recommended approval of the planned overhaul of the listed 2.4ha former Royal Mint, next door to the Tower of London UNESCO World Heritage Site, following a public inquiry into the plans in February. Rayner received the planning inspectorate’s decision to recommend approving the twice refused plans within the last two weeks, The Sunday Times reported.

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