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RIBA to publish Stirling shortlist carbon data following ACAN campaign (opens the original)
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As part of ACAN’s Less Taste: More Metrics campaign, the group called for the publication of whole-life carbon data for the half-dozen schemes on the shortlist, which was unveiled in July. While this year, for the first time, the RIBA did collect whole-life carbon data for the Stirling Prize entries, the information was not made public. It has now said it will publish the data in full. Whole-life carbon data typically includes the upfront/embodied carbon plus the operational (day-to-day) carbon
HOK boosts turnover and returns to profit (opens the original)
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Accounts filed at Companies House for the period ending 26 December 2025, published yesterday (8 September), show a 28 per cent jump in revenue from £16.4 million in 2024 to £20.9 million last year for the US firm’s UK offshoot. The London-based AJ100 practice’s accounts also reported a return to profit on the back of ‘higher levels of project activity’ in architecture and planning and ‘the successful execution of a diversified portfolio of work’, according to a strategic report attached to the
Terry Farrell’s ‘innovative and heroic’ Embankment Place given Grade II listing (opens the original)
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The 35-year-old Thameside landmark was listed yesterday (7 September) on Historic England’s recommendation to the Department for Culture, Media and Sport. Last month Hopkins Architects lodged a planning application for a ‘transformative’ retrofit of the building. In its reasons for listing, Historic England noted the building’s ‘heroic formal imagery’ of stepped arches and towers above the railway tracks, which offered ‘a memorable addition to this internationally-recognised stretch of the River
Fourfoursixsix submits plans for 23-storey co-living tower in east London (opens the original)
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The Bermondsey-based practice’s scheme for Re:shape was submitted to Hackney Council. It comprises a co-living tower alongside an eight-storey residential building at 150–164 Homerton High Street, with 35 per cent affordable homes per net internal area (NIA) across the site. A 23-storey tower facing Sedgwick Street would contain 385 purpose-built shared-living rooms, alongside communal amenity spaces including co-working areas, a games room, cinema and TV room, lounges, laundry facilities, a gym
Make succeeds SOM and KPF with Broadgate skyscraper hotel scheme (opens the original)
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Plans unveiled for Altius Real Estate at consultation this week would see the existing Bavaria House on a 0.15ha site at 13-14 Appold Street demolished and replaced with a new hotel operated by The Cloud One, part of the Motel One Group. Make’s proposals replace an earlier consented office and hotel scheme that was never built, designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF) and approved in 2015 for New York-based hotel and real estate firm Masterworks Development Corporation. The never-realised KPF scheme
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