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Bermondsey Heights is a bold attempt to blend ‘beds and sheds’
5+ day, 6+ hour ago (1380+ words) Maccreanor Lavington’s mixed-use scheme in south-east London weaves together housing and industrial space within a tight urban setting, writes Phil Clark The top of the 27-storey tower Standing tall in a relatively sparsely developed area of south-east London, the Bermondsey…...
Book review: Palace of the Ether??? Broadcasting House and the Architecture of the BBC 1922-32 | Review
1+ week, 6+ hour ago (773+ words) Elizabeth Darling has produced a definitive account of the early years of the BBC and George Val Myer’s “monument to the invisible” in which it was based, writes Jon Wright The construction of Broadcasting House began in 1928 and the building…...
Glasgow launches design contest to replace two fire-hit tenement blocks
3+ week, 3+ day ago (269+ words) B-listed blocks in Pollokshields conservation area destroyed in 2019 and 2020 The derelict site in Pollokshields Glasgow city council has launched an architectural competition for the replacement of two B-listed tenement blocks which were destroyed by fire. The two corner buildings in…...
RIBA welcomes new NPPF as ‘significant shift’ towards plan-led approach
3+ week, 5+ day ago (448+ words) Chris Williamson said there was much to welcome in new planning rules RIBA president Chris Williamson has warmly welcomed the government’s decision to introduce a default ‘yes’ approach to planning applications for homes near major transport hubs. The WW+P…...
Green light for David Miller Architects’ Liverpool children’s hospice
3+ week, 5+ day ago (650+ words) Repurposed Edwardian monastery to provide end-of-life care for terminally ill children and their families David Miller Architects' designs for the Claire House hospice David Miller Architects’ plans to transform a gothic revival monastery in Liverpool into a children’s hospice providing…...