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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
Farshid Moussavi awarded 2026 Soane Medal (opens the original)
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Internationally acclaimed architect, author and academic Farshid Moussavi has been awarded this year’s Soane Medal The Iranian-born founder of London-based Farshid Moussavi Architecture will collect the accolade at The Royal Academy on 24 November. The Soane Medal is awarded by Sir John Soane’s Museum annually to recognise architects, educators and critics who have made a major contribution to their field and enriched public understanding of architecture. Hanif Kara, Peter Barber and Rafael Mone
Two companies fined £1.3m over window tragedy at Foster + Partners building (opens the original)
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The Inner London Crown Court ordered The Corniche’s developer and principal contractor St James, part of the Berkeley Group, to pay a £1 million penalty plus £125,000 in costs following the 2018 incident. St James had also acted as principal designer. Meanwhile, at the same sentencing on Thursday (24 September) building envelope specialist Lindner Prater was fined £300,000 and told to cover £125,000 costs. Foster + Partners had previously been found not guilty of breaching health and safety legi
More skyscrapers in City of London as minister removes block on high-rise growth (opens the original)
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Source: Nigel J Harris / Shutterstock.com A controversial development framework allowing higher levels of office construction in the Square Mile could be in place later this year Last week housing minister Matthew Pennycook withdrew a direction he had made in June calling for re-examination of the impact of the City Plan 2040 on the Tower of London’s World Heritage status. The City of London Corporation document, unveiled in 2024, includes a vision of at least 1.2 million m² of new office space
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