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New London Architecture Conference, NLA Exhibition, Talk, Building, Date, Venue NLA Conference : New London Architecture Talk ‘London’s Towns : Shaping the Polycentric City’, England, UK 6 Oct 2008 New London Architecture Conference London’s Towns: Shaping the polycentric city, conferences and talks programme New London Architecture (NLA) will host a timely exhibition and series of … Read more
160 Tooley Street, London, Southwark building – design by AHMM – new mixed-use development for Great Portland Estates: 160 Tooley St London
At Adelaide Wharf, the project team developed a high quality, sustainable building with 147 homes and provided an innovative prototype for future housing schemes.
The Johnson Building, Hatton Garden architecture: mixed-use development for Derwent London Plc – EC1 property refurbishment news
The former Methodist chapel that houses the collection was built between 1867 and 1871, in the Corinthian style. For nearly a century, it was the main place of worship for the Methodist community in north London. In 1963, the building was taken over by the London Drama School, which pioneered the Russian branch of method acting in the UK.
The London office of HKR Architects, the multi-award-winning architecture and design practice, has unveiled its plans for a £12million, 7 storey Grade A new build office development for its client ORM – Waterloo Road – in London SE1.
NLA Exhibition, Architecture, Buildings, Images, Dates, Venue, Planning, Suburbs NLA Exhibition London : Architecture Shaping the Polycentric City, England – Architectural Event UK 26 Sep 2008 From Pizza to doughnuts: How the new Mayors planning policies will change the flavour of London NLA Exhibition A major new exhibition at the New London Architecture centre (NLA) … Read more
The Yellow Building is the development of a series of commercial buildings and additional uses on a large site on the edge of Notting Hill close to the new White City Shopping centre
London Fire Brigade HQ, Architect, Albert Embankment Building, Residential Development London Fire Brigade Headquarters : Extension Mixed-use Architecture on the Albert Embankment – design by Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands 23 Sep 2008 London Fire Brigade Headquarters Extension Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands to celebrate history in redesign of London Fire Brigade HQ Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands has been appointed … Read more
The House is now home to the John Latham Foundation and the John Latham Archive, and will be the primary location for a 10-month programme of exhibitions and events exploring the artist’s practice, his theoretical ideas and their continued relevance.
The multi-million pound plant, which is being built in Bexley on the south bank of the Thames, will burn an average of 585,000 tonnes of waste a year for 30 years
Libertys Store London, Architecture, Shop, Images, Location, Shopping, Picture Liberty of London : Store Regent Street Store, central London, England, UK: Information + Photos 17 Sep 2008 Liberty of London Store Photos © Adrian Welch, Sep 2008 Liberty’s department store Location: Regent Street, east side, south end – between Soho and Mayfair Tube Station: Oxford … Read more
Squire and Partners won a limited competition to design this building, which functions as both a headquarters and an icon for the Reiss brand
Minster Court, City building: office development in central London design by GMW Partnership Architects – UK commercial property photos
Young Vic Theatre, London arts venue design by Haworth Tompkins Architects. The Cut is a cheerfully scruffy part of south London into which in the 1970s architect Bill Howell introduced the Young Vic at a cost of a mere £60,000
The highly articulated structure – designed and engineered in collaboration with Arup – comprises large timber planks and multiple glass planes that soar and swoop at different angles to create a dramatic multi-dimensional space.
Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2008: Kensington Gardens project design by Frank Gehry in London, England: contemporary UK architecture photos