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- Sep 30, 2026
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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
FaulknerBrowns picked for Brentford leisure centre job (opens the original)
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FaulknerBrowns Architects – working as part of a team led by AECOM – has been chosen to deliver the new Brentford Fountain Leisure Centre in west London The practice has been selected by Hounslow Council to carry out the technical and planning work needed for the proposed redevelopment of the site, which is a short distance from the home of Brentford Football Club. Originally opened in 1987, the existing Brentford Fountain Leisure Centre currently features two swimming pools, along with a gym an
Open House 2026 highlights: 10 of London’s must-see buildings (opens the original)
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Highlights include 10 Downing Street, the BT Tower, and two Richard Rogers buildings: Lloyd’s of London and 22 Parkside. Tickets to see these buildings have already been awarded by advance registration or ballot. The annual event allows rare access to new and old architecture in all of London’s 33 boroughs. And more than 500 buildings will be open as ‘drop-ins’ with no pre-booking required. Among the landmarks opening for drop-in visits are Foster + Partners’ Riverside headquarters in Battersea,
Pathways from play to work: RCKa creates youth training centre in Romford (opens the original)
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Funding for youth services in England and Wales has fallen by around 70 per cent in real terms since 2010, resulting in the closure of about two-thirds of all council-run youth centres and well-documented escalating costs to society through increased crime, poor health and lower educational attainment. ‘It’s a fallacy that the closures would save money – it’s costing money,’ says RCKa director Dieter Kleiner. He describes the practice’s deep retrofit of Padnall Hall as ‘the rebirth of a communit
Cae Penarlâg housing, Dolgellau (opens the original)
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The Architects’ Journal Cae Penarlâg housing, Dolgellau Cyngor Gwynedd Council is seeking an architect for new homes at Cae Penarlâg in Dolgellau, North-West Wales [Deadline: 13 August 2026] The post Cae Penarlâg housing, Dolgellau appeared first on The Architects’ Journal <a href="https://www.architectsjournal.co.uk/author/merlin-
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