Grimshaw unwraps £14m extension to Dulwich College in South London
A new science building at Dulwich College in south London has been unveiled. The £14 million project, which is the practice’s first school building, replaces a 1950s [...]
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2016
British construction sector showing no prolonged Brexit effect
With the first three months of post-Brexit figures in the books, construction sector contracts across September reached a total of £5.6 billion, a minor increase on August, [...]
School Doubles Pupil Numbers as £2.1m Expansion is Completed
A PRIMARY school in Stratford-upon-Avon will be able to welcome more than 200 additional pupils, now that significant expansion work has been completed. Working together with [...]
Architects sought as Stoke ramps up City of Culture bid
Stoke-on-Trent City Council has announced an architectural contest for two major buildings in support of a bid to become the UK’s City of Culture 2021. The authority said [...]
Planning consent for The Anvil in Bristol’s Temple Quarter Enterprise Zone
Planning consent has been granted for The Anvil, a new landmark office development in Bristol’s Temple Quarter Enterprise Zone. Designed by leading international [...]
Greater flexibility for Apprenticeship Levy funding is welcome, says FMB
The ability for larger companies to transfer unspent apprenticeship funding to smaller firms is welcome and will help make the Apprenticeship Levy a success, the Federation [...]
Conservationists in new attempt to stop Neville and Giggs’ Manchester towers
Conservationists have applied for heritage protection for a religious building in Manchester city centre earmarked for demolition under plans by football [...]
SimpsonHaugh wins go-ahead for another Manchester skyscraper
SimpsonHaugh and Partners has won planning permission for a regeneration scheme – including a 51-storey tower – on the former Granada studios site in Manchester. The [...]
First look inside Gensler’s temporary Parliament on Thames
Conceptual interiors have been unveiled for the solution that will enable the renovation of the Palace of Westminster to be completed in less than six years. International [...]
Damien Hirst’s Newport Street Gallery Wins 2016 RIBA Stirling Prize for The Best Building of The Year
Newport Street Gallery, the conversion of almost an entire street of listed industrial buildings in south London into a free public gallery for artist Damien Hirst’s [...]
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