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dMFK wins approval for homes on former south London gasworks
Lewisham Council has approved dMFK Architects’ proposals for 262 homes on the site of a former gasworks in Sydenham, south London
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dMFK wins approval to turn listed Hampstead Police station into homes
Camden Council has given planning approval to dMFK’s proposed retrofit of the Grade II-listed Hampstead Police station in north London
Emerging architects win AJ100 2024 New Talent awards
We reveal the winners of the inaugural AJ100 New Talent Awards for Part 1, Part 2 and New Architect
dMFK revamps Charles Voysey’s only commercial building
dMFK has restored and upgraded Modernist pioneer Charles Voysey’s former Sanderson wallpaper factory in Chiswick, west London – the only commercial building he designed
Seven contenders shortlisted for AJ100 Mentor of the Year 2024 award
This new AJ100 Award category celebrates individuals for their commitment to mentoring in 2023, either within their practice, the wider profession, or in schools or universities
dMFK completes 24-storey residential tower on Wembley brownfield site
The building for Barratt London, on a brownfield site close to Wembley Stadium, contains 229 homes and affordable workspace
dMFK with Norm complete retrofit of Chancery House for The Office Group
The transformed Chancery House above London Silver Vaults is the largest workspace for developer The Office Group, following on from its flagship project the Black & White Building
Government steps in over botched Agar Grove building
The government has stepped in to support residents of a north London housing block after it was deemed ‘not fit for purpose’ less than six years after completion
dMFK completes Phase 2 of Nestlé Factory restoration in Hayes
dMFK has delivered 110 loft-style apartments for Barratt London in the former Nestlé chocolate factory building in west London
In practice: Cutting the carbon cost in period building refurbs
Joshua Scott, associate director at dMFK, describes the practice’s ‘build less’ approach to heritage, conservation and environmental performance on three recent large-scale refurbishment projects