In the last of our series of articles in support of the new Architects’ Action for Affordable Housing campaign, Alex Ely of Mae and Luke Tozer of Pitman Tozer suggest ways the next government could kickstart housebuilding across the UK
As part of our support for the new Architects’ Action for Affordable Housing campaign, the AJ is running a series of weekly articles suggesting how the next government could kickstart housebuilding across the UK
As part of our support for the new Architects’ Action for Affordable Housing campaign, the AJ is running a series of weekly articles suggesting how the next government could kickstart housebuilding across the UK
Southwark Council has cancelled two housing-led regeneration schemes – one by Weston Williamson + Partners, the other by Pitman Tozer Architects – due to cost increases
Pitman Tozer has bolstered its reputation for adding value to unpromising sites close to transport infrastructure with Kindred House, a mixed-use tower at the southern edge of Croydon town centre
PRP, Pitman Tozer and Lyndon Goode have revealed their plans for 935 homes as part of Peabody's wider proposals for the former Ford stamping plant in Dagenham, east London
In the first of a five-part series, Will Ing profiles London-based practices Pittman Tozer and Mae, who are working together to develop custom homes in Essex
Pitman Tozer Architects and landscape architect Xanthe and Quayle have been named winners of the London Festival of Architecture’s contest to rethink the infrastructure used to create segregated cycle lanes
The Reach, a low-rise scheme with gallery access, is the first of many new homes that Peabody plans for its regeneration of Thamesmead, writes Rob Wilson. Photography Kilian O’Sullivan
Haworth Tompkins – with Pitman Tozer Architects and Lyndon Goode Architects – is creating a busy working piece of city on a formerly isolated backlands site in east London, writes Rob Wilson. Photography Nick Kane, Rory Gardiner and Fred Howarth
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