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Levitt Bernstein submits Islington leisure centre plans after taking over from PTE
Levitt Bernstein has submitted plans to revamp Finsbury Leisure Centre in north-east London, replacing a previous scheme by Pollard Thomas Edwards (PTE)
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News stories about and completed buildings by Levitt Bernstein
Hundreds sign up to AJ-backed architects’ affordable housing campaign
More than 130 practices and organisations have pledged their support for a campaign by leading housing architects, demanding the new government ‘does better’ in delivering affordable housing for all
Case study: Bristol Beacon by Levitt Bernstein
The 1860s Grade II-listed building has been restored and upgraded to create a centre of excellence where music of all kinds can be created, performed and recorded. Photography by Tim Crocker
Levitt Bernstein restores Grade II-listed Bristol Beacon concert hall
Levitt Bernstein has completed the £130 million restoration of Bristol Beacon – formerly known as Colston Hall – for Bristol City Council and Bristol Music Trust
Mayor overturns refusal for Levitt Bernstein and Morris+Co Poplar estate regen
London’s mayor has overturned Tower Hamlet Council’s rejection of a 1,500-home regeneration scheme led by Morris+Company and Levitt Bernstein
Balcony collapses at Levitt Bernstein-designed Barking estate
The leader of Barking and Dagenham Council has called for ‘urgent action’ from a contractor after a balcony partially collapsed on a Levitt Bernstein-designed estate in Barking, east London
Levitt Bernstein completes UAL Wimbledon College of Arts campus refit
Levitt Bernstein has completed the £10 million reworking and ‘rationalisation’ of the UAL College of Arts campus in Wimbledon
Morris+Company and Levitt Bernstein’s Poplar regeneration plans rejected
A regeneration scheme in east London led Morris+Company and Levitt Bernstein has been turned down by a planning committee against planning officers’ recommendations
Levitt Bernstein’s 254-home south London estate regen set for approval
Levitt Bernstein looks set to get the go-ahead for a 254-home estate regeneration project in south-east London
Stirling Prize-winner among architects picked for Canterbury Council housing
Mikhail Riches is one of four architects chosen for a raft of new social housing projects across the historic cathedral city of Canterbury and surrounding districts