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Bishopsgate Goodsyard steams ahead with two detailed approvals
The long-awaited Bishopsgate Goodsyard megaproject in Shoreditch, east London, is pressing ahead after securing two detailed planning approvals for reserved matters applications
Tag: Buckley Gray Yeoman
BGY ditches extra floors in revised plans for 90s Birmingham landmark
Buckley Gray Yeoman (BGY) has updated its plans to transform and extend Birmingham’s 17-storey landmark Colmore Gate building in favour of a more modest retrofit proposal
Buckley Gray Yeoman’s £350m Greenwich Peninsula masterplan approved
Buckley Gray Yeoman (BGY) has been granted planning permission for a £350 million residential-led high-rise development on the Greenwich Peninsula
Buckley Gray Yeoman submits Truman Brewery masterplan
Major plans have been submitted for the Buckley Gray Yeoman-led redevelopment of east London’s Truman Brewery featuring six new and two refurbished buildings
Buckley Gray Yeoman wins approval for Modernist riverside retrofit in London
The City of London has approved Buckley Gray Yeoman (BGY)’s retrofit of a 1970s riverside office building overlooking London Bridge
AJ100 Sustainability Leader of the Year 2024 revealed
Rachael Owens, of Buckley Gray Yeoman (BGY) and the National Retrofit Hub (NRH), has been named this year’s AJ100 Sustainability Champion
AJ100 Client of the Year contenders unveiled
The AJ can reveal the seven contenders for the AJ100 Client of the Year 2024 Award
Four contenders shortlisted for AJ100 Sustainability Leader of the Year 2024
Four contenders have been shortlisted for the AJ100 Sustainability Leader of the Year 2024 Award
Buckley Gray Yeoman refurbishes listed Heal’s department store
Buckley Gray Yeoman has completed a ‘sensitive reinvention’ of the Heal’s Building in Tottenham Court Road, central London, for developer General Projects
‘Difficult and uncertain times’: Wave of redundancies hits top architects
Some of the UK's top practices are laying off staff as industry-wide contraction and economic uncertainty continues to hit workloads and stall projects