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RIBA names practices shortlisted for its £20m Portland Place makeover
The RIBA has revealed the seven teams competing for a £20 million ‘comprehensive refurbishment’ of its 90-year-old George Grey Wornum-designed central London headquarters
Tag: 40 Under 40
AJ 40 under 40 talent wins contest for British Pavilion at Venice Biennale 2023
A team featuring AJ 40 under 40 rising star Jayden Ali has won the £25,000 curatorial commission to design the British Pavilion for the 2023 Venice Biennale
Mole and Greenspace shortlisted for £20k William Sutton Prize
Mole Architects and Greenspace Architects are among the finalists in Clarion Housing Group’s £20,000 ideas contest for radical concepts to transform the lives of social housing residents
What’s new in housing? Watch the AJ 40 under 40 panel discussion
Watch the latest in a series of discussions about today's hottest topics featuring the AJ 40 under 40's rising stars. This episode: Yẹmí Aládérun, Chloe Phelps, Tom Lewith and Jennifer O’Donnell
AJ 40 under 40 practice founder departs as closure looms
Chloë Phelps has left AJ 40 under 40 practice Common Ground Architecture, the studio she helped found and lead, ahead of its planned closure
William Sutton Prize 2021 launched
Clarion Housing Group has again launched an ideas contest for radical concepts to transform the lives of social housing residents, featuring two prizes of £20,000 each [Deadline: 6 October 2021]
Rising talent O’DonnellBrown wins Glasgow’s New Olympia House contest
AJ 40 under 40 practice O’DonnellBrown has won Clyde Gateway’s competition for a £700,000 retrofit of Olympia House in Bridgeton, Glasgow
AJ 40 under 40 star reveals plans to retrofit Glasgow multicultural centre
Emerging AJ 40 Under 40 talent Dress for the Weather has unveiled plans for a £1.9 million refurbishment of the Garnethill Multicultural Centre (GMC) in Glasgow
Pitman Tozer wins London cycle lanes rethink contest
Pitman Tozer Architects and landscape architect Xanthe and Quayle have been named winners of the London Festival of Architecture’s contest to rethink the infrastructure used to create segregated cycle lanes
We Made That wins major Thames Estuary commission
AJ 40 under 40 practice We Made That has been chosen to lead a £3.7 billion creative industry-led regeneration vision for the Thames Estuary