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Architects: Weston Williamson +Partners. The three-storey sub-surface ticket hall beneath Bressenden Place includes ticketing facilities, escalators and three lifts, providing step free access to the Victoria Line platforms.
Design: Wright & Wright Architects. The project spans the three lower floors of Nos. 3&4 Carlton House terrace – which was designed by John Nash in 1827- and contains an exciting combination of vaults and double-height spaces.
Design: PLP Architecture. The proximity to the City of London and an influx of telecoms, media and tech companies has resulted in a recent wave of high-rise commercial and residential developments, resulting in a profound change of the character of this area.
Squire and Partners were granted planning permission by Barnet Council last night on behalf of Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice, to build a new facility providing on-site care and support for children with life-limiting or life-threatening conditions and their families.
Design: tp bennett and Maccreanor Lavington. The University of London’s £140 million student residential development, Gardens Halls, was officially opened by Her Royal Highness the Princess Royal.
Peter Jones Department Store London: Belgravia department store in Southwest London, England design by William Crabtree architect
The Piccadilly Lights owned by Land Securities will undertake the major upgrade. The existing screens will be replaced with Europe’s largest single digital screen, which will retain its renowned curved shape.
Stunning 18-storey, 350 bedroom contemporary hotel with a modern top-floor restaurant and bar as well as a publicly accessible relaxing spa, and arts centre, which will include an art gallery, space for video artists and photographic studios.
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Design: Belsize Architects. Nutley Terrace is Located between a 1940s apartment block and a series of Edwardian town houses, with woodland to the rear, it introduces a contemporary profile, while mediating between the two adjacent architectural periods.
Design: Hodder and Partners, architects. The University of London, in partnership with University Partnership Programmes close a £105m deal to house over 500 students in a new 33-storey building in Stratford.
National Prayer Landmark Competition: The shortlist for the RIBA competition to design an ambitious new landmark made of a million bricks announced.
Design: Tsuruta Architects. Replacement of the original extension called for an intervention that could be a part of the original main building, without replicating classical vocabulary or gesture. The intent was to keep a sense of everyday memory.
Design: Fraser Brown MacKenna Architects. The Pembury Circus project, is a development for Peabody and Bellway Homes providing 268 high quality new homes as well as shops, offices, a gym, a nursery and a large community center.