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Sheppard Robson unveils plans for £250m Cambridge science park
Sheppard Robson has revealed plans for a £250 million office and laboratory scheme to house about 75 life sciences and tech businesses south of Cambridge
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Heatherwick’s reworked ground-floor frontages for Google HQ approved
Heatherwick Studio’s revised designs for retail units at Google’s King’s Cross headquarters have been approved
AJ Climate Champions podcast: Judit Kimpian on why building performance studies are crucial for net zero
Architect and environmental design expert Judit Kimpian discusses energy security, spiralling energy costs and her book, Energy|People|Buildings – win one of three copies in our giveaway
AJ Climate Champions podcast: AKT II’s Hanif Kara on CLT virtue signalling and concrete innovations
Structural engineer Hanif Kara, co-founder of AKT II, shares insights from his new book on CLT yet argues that concrete is here to stay
First images of Grafton’s £100m Marshall Building for the LSE revealed
The first images of Grafton’s landmark Marshall Building for the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) have been released
Young architect awarded MBE for work to diversify the profession
Selasi Setufe has been made an MBE for her services to diversity in architecture in the Queen’s 2022 New Year’s Honours
Bamboo seaside pavilion finds new home at AKT II’s Old Street office
A demountable Bamboo sculpture which first appeared on the Sussex coast has found a new temporary home outside the office of engineers AKT II in London’s Old Street
National Gallery Sainsbury Wing upgrade shortlist revealed
The six teams shortlisted in an open international competition for an upgrade of the Grade I-listed Sainsbury Wing at the National Gallery in central London have been announced
Sam Jacob Studio unwraps architectural Christmas tree
Sam Jacob Studio has teamed up with engineers AKT II on a new festive installation in London’s Granary Square
Building study: Maggie’s Leeds by Heatherwick Studio
The practice’s first foray into healthcare exemplifies its showmanship while meeting users’ emotional needs, writes Ike Ijeh