HeyJaredArchitects Journal
Architects Journal (AJ) is a leading UK-focused professional news outlet dedicated to architecture, the built environment, and architectural practice.
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Burnham puts housing front and centre at Labour conference (opens the original)
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In a deeply personal address in Liverpool on Tuesday afternoon, which contained the longest segment on housing in any recent Labour leader’s speech to conference, Burnham repeated his day-one commitment to end rough sleeping by Christmas. Talking of his early years growing up in Merseyside, he linked working-class aspiration – and Britain’s success as a country – to the stability of a decent home for everyone. He said: ‘Our journey starts where I started, in the Old Roan, not far from here, with
Design team picked for Gwynedd green and blue infrastructure (opens the original)
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EGY Design, Utrecht-based OKRA and CHP have been chosen for a major rethink of 10km of streetscape across 10 towns and villages in North Wales The three have been picked by Cyngor Gwynedd Council to draw up draw up multi-site concepts for new Green and Blue Infrastructure (GBI), including street trees, SuDS-enabled raingardens and permeable paving. The project will focus on improving around 10km of streetscapes across Aberdyfi, Bangor, Blaenau Ffestiniog, Caernarfon, Dolgellau, Harlech, Llan Ffe
Hawkins\Brown’s 3,800-home Cambridge scheme approved (opens the original)
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The AJ100 top 10 practice’s plans also include employment and academic facilities totalling 100,000m², student accommodation, co-living and senior living homes and space for retail, health and sporting uses. A masterplan drawn up by architects including Aecom, MaccreanorLavington and WilkinsonEyre for the site between the M11 and the Huntingdon Road was granted consent in 2013. While early phases featuring 1,800 homes have been built out using reserved-matters applications, the 10-year deadline
Studio Bua wins approval for high-density homes in Reykjavík (opens the original)
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The practice’s 7,820m² ‘low-rise, high-density’ scheme in the Upper Breiðholt district of the Icelandic capital was granted outline planning consent by the Reykjavík Environmental and Planning Council. Studio Bua said it had challenged a brief from the city council to design apartments on the site, part of which included a football pitch and which is surrounded by housing blocks from the late 20th century. Instead, the practice drew up plans for a series of terraced homes and maisonettes, which
EXCLUSIVE: RIBA paid £150k to Alan Jones in settlement over press leak (opens the original)
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The Architects’ Journal EXCLUSIVE: RIBA paid £150k to Alan Jones in settlement over press leak The RIBA paid £150,000 to settle a legal dispute with former president Alan Jones over leaked information, the AJ can revealThe post EXCLUSIVE: RIBA paid £150k to Alan Jones in settlement over press leak appeared first on <a href="https://ww
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