News stories about and completed buildings by Bell Phillips
Show me the bodies: How we let Grenfell happen wasn’t the most seasonal choice of reading at Christmas but there’s never a good time to read a detailed analysis of one of the worst tragedies in UK history, writes Hari Phillips
Bell Phillips has completed The Tree House, a multipurpose public pavilion constructed from cross-laminated timber around a plane tree in south London’s Elephant Park
Bell Phillips has submitted plans for 93 homes in Swanley, north Kent
Constructed of cross-laminated timber, The Tree House pavilion is the centrepiece of Elephant Park in south London, part of a wider regeneration scheme led by Lendlease
Bell Phillips Architects has received planning permission for a part-three and part-six-storey residential building by Southwark Park in south London
Mikhail Riches is one of four architects chosen for a raft of new social housing projects across the historic cathedral city of Canterbury and surrounding districts
Bell Phillips Architects has submitted a hybrid application for 1,121 homes near Edgware Road in central London
An under-construction community pavilion designed by Bell Phillips Architects at Lendlease’s huge development in Elephant & Castle, south London, was hit by a fire
Bell Phillips Architects co-founder Hari Phillips argues that using phrases such as ‘never demolish’ unfairly stigmatises architects and clients who are forced to opt for new build for tough social and economic reasons
Bell Phillips Architects has been given permission to demolish a post-war hostel in Highgate, north London, and replace it with a four-storey temporary accommodation building
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