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Weston Williamson reveals ‘bespoke’ Oxford rail footbridge plans
Weston Williamson + Partners (WW+P) has unveiled its proposed designs for a pedestrian and cycle bridge over the Cowley Branch Line in Oxford
Tag: Timber
Wilkinson King designs ‘garden room’ flat annexe in south London
The pergola-fronted structure is designed for the client’s mother who moved from the north of England to live with her family in London
Foster + Partners adds timber extension to Basque winery
Foster + Partners has completed a timber extension to the 160-year-old Bodegas Faustino Winery in Oyón, Rioja Alavesa
Studio BAD submits plans for Girl Guide centre in Southampton
Southampton-based architect Studio BAD has submitted plans for a timber meeting hall for Girl Guides in the south coast city
Haptic completes timber-framed community hub in King’s Cross
Haptic Architects has completed a 1,500m² community building in King’s Cross with engineered timber façades and frame
Serpentine Pavilion 2024: Minsuk Cho’s ‘crashed star’ balances concept, materials and use of site
This pavilion is richer than in previous years, comprising a series of five structures that provide differing spatial experiences, says Rob Wilson
Mowat & Company wins approval for all-wood overhaul of timber merchant HQ
Mowat & Company has been granted planning permission to retrofit the headquarters of a family-run timber merchant in the East Midlands
Belsize Architects’ contentious Kensington timber block finally approved
Belsize Architects has won approval for a timber-framed commercial and housing development in west London – four years after it first submitted plans for the site
Government to announce roadmap for boosting use of timber in housebuilding
The government is set to announce a timber-house-building roadmap to push for lower embodied carbon in the construction of England’s homes
Waugh Thistleton named Architect of the Year in AJ Architecture Awards 2023
The practice, which this year completed central London’s tallest engineered-timber building, has been recognised for its cutting-edge, sustainable architecture