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architectsjournal.co.uk > news > richard-rogers-22-parkside-home-given-to-the-nation-by-family

Richard Rogers’ 22 Parkside home ‘given to the nation’ by family

5+ day, 9+ hour ago   (567+ words) 9 September 2026 · By Josh Butler Richard Rogers’ pioneering Modernist home, 22 Parkside in Wimbledon, is to open to the public after being gifted to the nation by the late architect’s family It will first open to the public for one day on…...


architectsjournal.co.uk > news > orms-submits-plans-to-convert-bt-tower-into-hotel

Orms submits plans to convert BT Tower into hotel

6+ day, 10+ hour ago   (929+ words) 8 September 2026 · By Josh Butler In May, the AJ exclusively revealed that Orms had replaced Heatherwick Studio on the job to overhaul the 177m-tall former telecommunications tower, which was purchased by American hotel chain MCR in early 2024. The planning application, submitted…...


architectsjournal.co.uk > buildings > studio-weave-completes-finsbury-circus-parks-office-as-part-of-gardens-overhaul

Studio Weave completes Finsbury Circus parks office as part of gardens overhaul

1+ week, 12+ hour ago   (649+ words) The building forms part of the re-opening of the Grade II-listed Finsbury Circus Gardens – the City of London’s largest and oldest public space – and provides a central hub for the garden team Studio Weave, with Architecture 00 and landscape consultant Realm,…...


architectsjournal.co.uk > news > haptic-and-gort-scott-working-on-floating-homes-concept-for-royal-docks

Haptic and Gort Scott working on floating homes concept for Royal Docks

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (551+ words) 3 September 2026 · By Josh Butler Haptic Architects and Gort Scott have been appointed to lead a feasibility study into the development of floating homes at the Royal Victoria Dock West in east London The architects have been tasked with drawing up…...


architectsjournal.co.uk > news > historic-england-renews-concerns-over-citys-impact-on-tower-of-london

Historic England spells out fears over City’s impact on Tower of London

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (520+ words) 3 September 2026 · By James Wilmore Historic England has said spelled out concerns over the 'serious harm' posed by development to the Tower of London In its submission to a planning hearing this week, the government’s heritage watchdog said it ‘remains concerned…...


architectsjournal.co.uk > news > architecture-00-designs-workspace-hub-as-part-of-peckham-square-update

Architecture 00 designs workspace hub as part of Peckham Square update

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (617+ words) 2 September 2026 · By Gino Spocchia Architecture 00 is working on designs for an affordable workspace hub as part of major redevelopment plans for Peckham Square in south London, designed by Graeme Massie Architects and Scott Whitby Studio Updated plans put to consultation…...


architectsjournal.co.uk > competitions > trimontium-pedestrian-underpass-plovdiv

Trimontium pedestrian underpass, Plovdiv

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (63+ words) Merlin Fulcher joined AJ as reporter in 2009 and has been competitions editor since 2014, covering both UK and international procurement. Merlin reports on design competitions and opportunities for architects, profiling contest outcomes and investigating procurement mishaps. He has contributed to industry…...


architectsjournal.co.uk > news > next-plp-unwraps-latest-plans-for-waterloos-elizabeth-house

Next! PLP unwraps latest plans for Waterloo’s Elizabeth House

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (427+ words) 26 August 2026 · By Gino Spocchia PLP Architecture has revealed plans for overhauling Elizabeth House, a 1960s office building beside Waterloo station, following never-realised schemes by AHMM, David Chipperfield Allies and Morrison and RHWL Plans put to consultation today (26 August) by developer HB…...


architectsjournal.co.uk > news > squires-and-andy-matthews-reveal-450-home-greenwich-tower-scheme

Squires and Andy Matthews reveal 450-home Greenwich tower scheme

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (485+ words) 25 August 2026 · By Gino Spocchia Squire & Partners and Andy Matthews Studio are working on plans for a new 450-home residential development and riverside pavilion next to the 02 on Greenwich Peninsula Drawn up for developer Knight Dragon, the proposals, recently put to…...


architectsjournal.co.uk > news > opinion > the-secret-architect-why-mep-engineers-are-my-absolute-faves

The Secret Architect: Why MEP engineers are my absolute faves

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (123+ words) 25 August 2026 · By The Secret Architect There are only two types of MEP engineers: those who like motorbikes and those who like computer games. To which categories will the new recruits to our hospital project fit? wonders the Secret Architect We’re…...