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AHMM wins approval to turn Barbican office into homes
City of London councillors have approved AHMM's plans to transform a 1950s office building into co-living homes
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AHMM wins approval for part-demolition office scheme next to Westminster Abbey
AHMM proposals to transform a 1960s office building next-door to Westminster Abbey have been approved despite concerns over its design
AHMM gets go-ahead for Ken Dodd comedy centre
Liverpool City Council has approved Allford Hall Monaghan Morris’s (AHMM)’s plans to build a comedy centre in the city in memory of local legend Ken Dodd
Legal threat after mayor allows AHMM’s Shepherd’s Bush market plans
Protestors have threatened legal action after claiming mayor Sadiq Khan ‘waved through’ plans that they fear will push out traders at Shepherd’s Bush Market in west London
AHMM scheme involving five demolitions approved by ‘retrofit-first’ council
Westminster Council has approved a major mixed-use AHMM scheme requiring the demolition of five buildings, despite its plans to adopt a ‘retrofit first’ approach
AHMM gets the go-ahead for two Olympic Park schemes
Allford Hall Monaghan Morris (AHMM) has secured the go-ahead on a 106-home project and a separate 502-student accommodation scheme in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, east London
AHMM wins approval for housing on former Bethnal Green hospital site
Tower Hamlets has approved AHMM’s residential-led redevelopment of a Grade II-listed former hospital site in Bethnal Green, east London
AHMM’s 17-storey Southwark office plan to be redesigned as student flats
An AHMM scheme for a 17-storey office block above Southwark tube station is to be redesigned as student accommodation
AHMM unveils scheme to retrofit Denys Lasdun’s ‘glass castle’
Allford Hall Monaghan Morris (AHMM) has unveiled designs for retrofitting one of architect Denys Lasdun’s final buildings
More UK practices linked with Saudi Line as Morphosis departs
Assael Architecture, AHMM, PLP Architecture and SimpsonHaugh are among UK practices which have competed for design work on Saudi Arabia’s The Line megaproject, while US firm Morphosis has left the scheme