Dispatches from BCO Conference, Milan: Eric Parry
Isabel Allen2025-05-27T19:18:31+01:00Eric Parry on the uncertainties generated by political headwinds and looking forward to an exchange of views on critical urban issues in London and Milan.Â
Eric Parry on the uncertainties generated by political headwinds and looking forward to an exchange of views on critical urban issues in London and Milan.Â
Andy Young on drawing by hand, talking a lot, sleeping like a baby and loving Milan.Â
Peter Crowther on looking for nuggets from fellow BCO Conference attendees, his new role at Tatton Estate and fortune favouring the bold.Â
Claire Gott from WSP on pushing the boundaries of innovation, nurturing the talent pipeline and looking for learning opportunities in Milan.
Foster + Partners, in collaboration with COX Architecture, has completed a 39-storey commercial tower above Sydney’s Gadigal Station, integrating transport infrastructure with new workplaces.
In South London, a new co-working and wellness space paves the way for a high street’s regeneration and serves as an example of circular design principles in practice.
Studio MUTT strips back a 19th century factory in Stratford, rediscovering its history as a former home of the Great Eastern Railway’s printworks.
Watch the AT webinar, in partnership with Geberit, exploring ways of designing more productive and fulfilling workplaces.
Join us on Wednesday 13th November to learn about the new techniques being employed, such as sensory design, to deliver productive and fulfilling places of work.
WilkinsonEyre, working with engineers Robert Bird Group, has completed a new headquarters for Deutsche Bank in London – a building that somehow manages to straddle the complex Moorgate Station interchange below.
Wright & Wright has remodelled the British Academy’s headquarters in London, transforming the Grade I listed building into digitally-enabled destination for events and public engagement with humanities and social sciences research.
Oscar Acoustics’ latest research study investigates the causes and effects of excessive noise on workers in the manufacturing sector.
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