Reworking Industrial Heritage: Turner Works Transforms a Textile Site into a Creative Hub in London
Architecture studio Turner Works has completed the extension and transformation of a former textile manufacturing…
Architecture studio Turner Works has completed the extension and transformation of a former textile manufacturing…
UK-listed residential landlord Grainger has reported total rental growth of 3.1% for the four months…
A recent report showed that London has become, for the first time in more than…
Studio Weave has completed Woolwich Market Pavilion, a brick-built pavilion housing a café, public toilets,…
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Elstree Studios has received approval to launch a major redevelopment plan. This plan will transform…
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OverviewThe 2025 London Design Awards is an international competition celebrating outstanding creative projects across multiple…
CAN, an architectural studio, has extended and redesigned a Stoke Newington home in London, incorporating…
The Shard is one of the most prominent architectural landmarks in London, blending innovative engineering…
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Timber ceilings and a fireplace clad in mahogany tiles feature in this London house, which its owners have renovated to honour the dwelling’s mid-century roots and nod to the colour palette of Stanley Kubrick films. Located in north London’s Stanmore, Zero House belongs to recording artists Ben Garrett and Rae Morris, whose former home in
London-based studio EBBA Architects has channelled the environmental ethos of fashion rental platform Rotaro for its pop-up boutique at department store Liberty. The project aimed to show that beautiful and interesting spaces can be created for temporary use, while still considering the environmental impacts of materials and construction. “We are very aware of our environmental
Architecture Competition: London Festival of Architecture launches second edition of Showroom Showcase competitionFollowing the success…