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The Architects’ Journal
architectsjournal.co.uk > news > opinion > mac-rebuild-national-effort-needed-to-restore-scotlands-finest-building

Mac rebuild: National effort needed to restore ‘Scotland’s finest building’

1+ hour, 14+ min ago   (665+ words) 22 July 2026 · By Paul Sweeney Following the revelation that the Glasgow School of Art can’t afford the £265 million Mackintosh rebuild, could a Sagrada Familia-style approach to restoration or a JV partnership pave the way to its salvation? asks Labour politician Paul…...

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architectsjournal.co.uk > news > gensler-picked-for-phase-1-of-5000-home-riverside-scheme-opposite-02-arena

Gensler picked for Phase 1 of 5,000-home riverside scheme opposite O2 Arena

2+ hour, 24+ min ago   (491+ words) 22 July 2026 · By Josh Butler Gensler has been appointed to deliver the first 1,500-home phase of the £2.5 billion Thameside West development on the site of a previously consented masterplan by Foster + Partners The new flats in the first phase will be…...

The Architects’ Journal
architectsjournal.co.uk > news > stride-treglown-posts-highest-ever-income-despite-tricky-trading-conditions

Stride Treglown posts highest ever income ‘despite tricky trading conditions’

3+ hour, 50+ min ago   (491+ words) 22 July 2026 · By Richard Waite Stride Treglown has reported a its highest ever fee income in its 73-year history, beating its previous record by more than £2 million The UK’s 12th largest architecture practice turned over £32.7 million in the year to 31 December 2025 – a…...

The Architects’ Journal
architectsjournal.co.uk > practice > culture > liminal-spaces-mirror-architects-mental-breakdown

Liminal spaces mirror architect’s mental breakdown

6+ hour, 5+ min ago   (327+ words) Backrooms tells the tale of an out-of-work architect running a furniture store, who stumbles on a liminal world of labyrinthine back spaces. Matthew Bovingdon-Downe finds it plays to the anxieties of the profession 22 July 2026 · By Matthew Bovingdon–Downe Renate Reinsve…...

The Architects’ Journal
architectsjournal.co.uk > buildings > bennetts-completes-major-timber-office-scheme

Bennetts completes major timber office scheme

1+ day, 4+ hour ago   (490+ words) Bennetts Associates has completed a 35,000m2 office-led development that it claims is the UK’s largest cross-laminated timber development by volume as well as the tallest hybrid timber frame Southwark Council’s planning committee granted consent to the practice’s ambitious Timber Square proposals…...

The Architects’ Journal
architectsjournal.co.uk > news > who-has-earned-the-most-from-the-au-framework

Who has earned the most from the A+U Framework?

1+ day, 4+ hour ago   (615+ words) 21 July 2026 · By Richard Waite The AJ can reveal how much has been paid to practices on the Mayor of London’s Architecture and Urbanism (A+U) framework for contracts awarded over the past three years Data obtained from the Greater London…...

The Architects’ Journal
architectsjournal.co.uk > news > categorised-and-themed-brighton-student-show-2026

Categorised and themed: Brighton student show 2026

1+ day, 5+ hour ago   (354+ words) Twelve years after the AJ last commissioned a review of the University of Brighton’s end-of-year show, Derin Fadina makes a visit to his alma mater 21 July 2026 · By Derin Fadina I visited the University of Brighton Summer Show the morning after…...

The Architects’ Journal
architectsjournal.co.uk > buildings > little-city-national-childrens-hospital-ireland

Little City: National Children’s Hospital Ireland

5+ day, 5+ hour ago   (1637+ words) 17 July 2026 · By Fran Williams ‘People doubted that we would get planning permission,’ says Benedict Zucchi, head of architecture at BDP, when I sit down with him to discuss the practice’s megaproject – one of the largest in its history – the National…...

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architectsjournal.co.uk > news > mayor-unveils-tiered-affordable-homes-quotas-and-green-belt-housing-policy

Mayor unveils tiered affordable homes quotas and green belt housing policy

5+ day, 3+ hour ago   (858+ words) 17 July 2026 · By Josh Butler A tiered system for affordable homes quotas and targets for homes to be built on green belt land are among the measures unveiled in the new Draft London Plan to tackle the housing crisis Published yesterday…...

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architectsjournal.co.uk > news > allies-and-morrison-wins-approval-to-redevelop-hackneys-new-era-estate

Allies and Morrison wins approval to redevelop Hackney’s New Era estate

6+ day, 5+ hour ago   (469+ words) 16 July 2026 · By Josh Butler Allies and Morrison has won planning permission to redevelop the New Era estate in Hackney, the site of a battle over rent rises in 2014 between residents and the previous owners The scheme has been drawn up…...