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Tag: Child Graddon Lewis
Seemingly insurmountable problems can have solutions if the ambition is there
And there’s a lot of ambition in evidence of architects addressing key challenges in the January issue of the AJ, writes Emily Booth
Child Graddon Lewis and the suddenly affordable homes
Child Graddon Lewis’s consented scheme at Harrow Road changed from 50 per cent private sale to 100 per cent affordable rent following a change of administration at Westminster City Council
Child Graddon Lewis retrofits listed Soho Georgian townhouse into offices
Soho Square is the refurbishment and extension of a Grade II-listed Georgian townhouse within the Soho Conservation Area, central London, overlooking the gardens of Soho Square
SimpsonHaugh skyscrapers with no affordable housing approved
SimpsonHaugh has been given permission for 1,950 homes – none of which are designated ‘affordable’ – across four skyscrapers at the Trinity Islands site, south of Manchester’s city centre
Architects join Extinction Rebellion demonstrations
Architects have taken to the streets of the capital to join the latest wave of Extinction Rebellion (XR) protests, calling for more concerted action to combat climate change on the part of global leaders
New SimpsonHaugh towers spell end for Child Graddon Lewis skyscrapers
SimpsonHaugh and Partners has unveiled designs for four super-tall housing blocks on Manchester’s Trinity Islands site, spelling the end for earlier high-rise plans by Child Graddon Lewis
Case study: Triangle House by Child Graddon Lewis
This refurbishment and extension of a small house in London’s Kentish Town has been designed to embrace a triangular footprint and the existing character of the site. Photography by Anthony Coleman
Child Graddon Lewis completes 71-home mixed-tenure block in east London
St Leonard’s Court is designed to have a collegiate feel with the V-shaped block built around a shared central courtyard
Child Graddon Lewis creates house on triangular infill site
Child Graddon Lewis’s Triangle House is the reworking and extension of a small, single-storey office into a three-storey, three-bedroom house in Kentish Town, north London