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Architects: Sheppard Robson. The Pathé Films Building has been reinterpreted and transformed to house 13 luxury apartments, a gym and two duplex penthouses that frame remarkable views over Soho and Piccadilly.
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Design: Architects Bureau de Change. The pre-fabricated folds create trenches for rooftop planting, softening the volume, making a connection with the leafy surroundings and creating pleasing views from the floors above.
Google plans to build a new purpose-built building on its King’s Cross campus, London, UK – the first wholly owned and designed Google building outside the United States, design by BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group and Heatherwick Studios.
Design: Gensler, architects. A new film released of the radical concept for a new temporary Houses of Parliament located on the River Thames, a solution for the long overdue refurbishment of the historic Palace of Westminster building.
The Royal College of Art announce that Herzog & de Meuron has won the invited competition to appoint architects for its new state-of-the-art £108m Battersea South campus.
Design: Assael Architecture. Developer London Square has started on site at Quebec Way building transforming it into a seven-storey development comprising 94 apartments with ground floor commercial space.
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Design: Gebler Tooth Architects. Completion of The three individual properties that combine the elegant proportions of classic London town houses with dazzling, lateral and triple-height contemporary space.
Design: HOK with Arup. Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh attend officially open the Francis Crick Institute, a centre of excellence in the field of biomedical research, close to St Pancras International and King’s Cross railway stations.
Proposals by six international teams, representing 73 artists, architects, designers, planners and engineers from Asia, Europe, North America and South America unveiled for River Thames Lighting Competition.
Design: John McAslan + Partners. One of the most striking elements of the scheme is the reconfigured internal volume, now named ‘The Light’, topped with a vast, dramatic roof-light, flooding the Meeting House with daylight.
Design: Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. These luxury apartments offer outstanding views of the River Thames and London skyline. The six pavilions cover just over two hectares and more than three quarters of the site is dedicated to outdoor space.
Design: Scenario Architecture. The property is a two-storey semi-detached house post-war construction in the middle of a row of terrace houses. A young couple needed a redesigned ground floor to suit their style of living.