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Brisco Loran and Arrant Industries have turned a former barbershop in Battersea into a flexible home, an office and a place for trade.
Witherford Watson Mann’s carefully considered addition to the second oldest college at Cambridge delicately improves access to the college and adds a new riverfront café.
Japanese architect, Riken Yamamoto has won the 53rd Pritzker Architecture Prize, lauded by the jury for “reminding us that in architecture, as in democracy, spaces must be created by the resolve of the people.”
See what projects have been shortlisted for the Yorkshire, the South East, Wales, North West, West Midlands, Northern Ireland and Scotland regions for the 2024 RIBA Regional Awards.
"It's made us better architects." Surman Weston discuss with AT everything from buying the site at auction to being a main contractor for the project.
Allies and Morrison has seen its design for the London College of Fashion in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park open to students – and the public in east London.
Gensler has turned an old warehouse into the new London headquarters of communications firm, Edelman.
A total of 76 projects, including work from Henley Halebrown, Grafton Architects, Bell Phillips, WilkinsonEyre and Emil Eve, among others, are up for for the RIBA London Awards for 2024.
Working with artist Tess Jaray, Emrys Architects has completed Berners and Wells – a new mixed-use scheme in Fitzrovia for Berners-Allsopp Estate and Schroders that features a glazed-brick, patterned façade.
See what projects from across the country have been shortlisted in the RIBA regional awards for the North East, East Midlands, East and South West areas for 2024.
Toronto studio gh3* has completed a fire station, clad with grey iron-glazed bricks, for the city of Edmonton, in Canada.