The Architects’ Journal Architecture News & Buildings
Caruso St John’s St Pancras Campus: one block, many uses
Caruso St John has helped stitch together a neglected corner of Camden with a highly considered piece of urban placemaking, says Rob Wilson. Photography by Filip Dujardin
Tag: London
St Andrews Church, Islington
St Andrews Church is seeking an architect for conservation repair and an internal refurbishment [Deadline: 3 January 2025]
Tate Modern flexible exhibition space
The Board of Trustees of the Tate Gallery is seeking a design team for a new flexible exhibition space at Tate Modern in central London [Deadline: 15 November 2024]
Broomfield Park, Enfield
Enfield Council is seeking a design team for an upgrade of Broomfield Park in north London [Deadline: 29 November 2024]
Wallace Collection seeks architect to masterplan London base
The Wallace Collection (TWC) is seeking an architect an ambitious 6,300m² revamp of its Manchester Square headquarters in central London [Deadline: 20 November 2024]
Mitcham bandstand, London
Merton Council is recruiting a design and build team for a ‘bold and striking’ new £90,000 temporary bandstand in Mitcham, south London [Deadline: 28 October 2024]
British Museum names finalists in entrances contest
The British Museum has shortlisted five design teams in a contest to upgrade both its north and south entrances
Architectural mentor 8: STORE
Against criticism that the profession fails to reflect the wider population it serves, Fran Williams and Rob Wilson speak to eight initiatives offering training and mentoring in architecture to young people from underrepresented backgrounds. Today we hear from STORE
Architectural mentor 7: Narrative Practice
Against criticism that the profession fails to reflect the wider population it serves, Fran Williams and Rob Wilson speak to eight initiatives offering training and mentoring in architecture to young people from underrepresented backgrounds. Today we hear from Narrative Practice
Mary Duggan Architects’ plans for Garden Museum get green light
Lambeth Council has approved a Mary Duggan Architects-designed horticultural pavilion on London’s South Bank