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Assemble transforms former warehouse into church community centre
3+ hour, 2+ min ago (578+ words) On east London’s Becontree Estate in Dagenham, Assemble has converted a pair of former United Dairies warehouses into a new home for LifeLine Church and charity Community Resources The buildings were originally constructed as a dairy warehouse for United Dairies…...
Maccreanor Lavington gets the go-ahead for Stratford primary school
1+ hour, 10+ min ago (323+ words) 28 July 2026 · By Josh Butler Maccreanor Lavington has won approval for the redevelopment of a primary school in Stratford, east London, alongside a residential building providing 120 new homes Given the go-ahead in a unanimous vote by Newham Council’s Strategic Development Committee…...
Apt’s ‘hyperscale’ Southall data centre approved
2+ hour, 2+ min ago (694+ words) 28 July 2026 · By Josh Butler Apt has won approval for a huge data centre on a 6.8ha brownfield site in Ealing, west London, previously earmarked for several never-built schemes Ealing Planning Committee voted through the application earlier this month (15 July), paving the…...
Shropshire washed its hands of ‘the major monument to Modernism in the county’
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (339+ words) 27 July 2026 · By Leanne Tritton The saga of Shropshire Council’s former HQ Shirehall is a cautionary tale for political leaders unacquainted with the built environment, writes Leanne Tritton At Don’t Waste Buildings, we don’t generally get involved in campaigns to save…...
Global contest launched for Ancient Jericho archaeological shelter
23+ hour, 20+ min ago (17+ words) The Architects’ Journal A subscription to the AJ includes:...
Hillingdon Council framework 2027-31
1+ day, 43+ min ago (63+ words) Merlin Fulcher joined AJ as reporter in 2009 and has been competitions editor since 2014, covering both UK and international procurement. Merlin reports on design competitions and opportunities for architects, profiling contest outcomes and investigating procurement mishaps. He has contributed to industry…...
Dowen Farmer scrapes planning win for Voysey-inspired homes in Bushey
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (676+ words) 27 July 2026 · By Josh Butler Dowen Farmer Architects has won planning approval by one vote for a 28-home scheme on a ‘semi-rural’ site in Bushey, Hertfordshire Hertsmere Borough Council voted 6 to 5 in favour of the development in Merry Hill, which will…...
It’s time to admit it. Too many architects spoil the broth
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (290+ words) 27 July 2026 · By Russell Curtis If we’re serious about improving the fortunes of architects, limiting the numbers entering the profession is the only way to do it, says Russell Curtis Spare a thought for our Italian cousins. Their architecture industry is…...
Quinlan Terry retires from practice
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (380+ words) 27 July 2026 · By Richard Waite Neoclassicist Quinlan Terry, often referred to as ‘Prince Charles’ favourite architect’, has retired from practice aged 89, due to ill health The architect, who his son Francis Terry credits for keeping traditional architecture’s ‘flame alive’, had been…...
Barr Gazetas wins approval for revamp of listed Peter Moro Mayfair office
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (405+ words) 27 July 2026 · By Gino Spocchia Barr Gazetas has secured planning permission for the refurbishment of 41 Albemarle Street, a Grade II-listed Modernist building in London’s Mayfair designed by Peter Moro The AJ00 practice secured consent from Westminster City Council on 17 July via delegated…...