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Fred Pilbrow of Pilbrow & Partners explains his Alpha Square proposals - a major high-rise urban regeneration scheme in South Quays, London
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Morgan named on government’s new National Infrastructure Commission
High Speed 2 design panel chair Sadie Morgan is among the eight members of the new National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) appointed today
Northern Architecture opens Bedlington town centre contest
Newcastle’s architecture centre, Northern Architecture has launched a design competition to redevelop a 2.25 hectare plot in Bedlington town centre
Garden Bridge procurement was ‘neither open nor objective’
Will Hurst examines TfL’s admission on the £175 million project’s procurement failings and considers its wider implications
Allies and Morrison’s ‘pioneering’ King’s Cross cooling pod approved
AJ120 practice Allies and Morrison has won planning for a ‘pioneering’ railside plant will supply energy via trigeneration to several buildings in King’s Cross development
TfL unveils revised route for £27bn Crossrail 2
Crossrail 2 has moved a step closer after Transport for London unveiled revised plans for the proposed £27billion line across London
Igloo wins go-ahead for Leeds’ Holbeck Urban Village homes
Developer Igloo Regeneration and Nick Brown Architects have won the go-ahead for this 73-home scheme in Leeds’ Holbeck Urban Village
Work begins on Libeskind’s Durham Uni physics centre
Construction has started on starchitect Daniel Libeskind’s £11.5 million building to house Durham University’s physics researchers
Croydon creates first in-house architects department in years
The London Borough of Croydon has created an in-house architecture practice to design housing schemes across the borough
Frank Whittle replaces IBI Taylor Young on Preston markets
Frank Whittle Partnership (FWP) has replaced IBI Taylor Young on a project to regenerate Preston’s historic markets complex