The Architects’ Journal Architecture News & Buildings
Winner of Cambridge community pavilion contest revealed
The overall winner has been named in a competition to design a £100,000 community pavilion in Devonshire Gardens, Cambridge
Competition wins
Updates on architectural competitions, including shortlists, winners and other news
Architect search launched for Walsall’s Bloxwich Theatre study
Walsall Council is seeking an architect for an upgrade of Bloxwich Theatre [Deadline: 12 August 2024]
Winner of ADAM Architecture’s 2024 Travel Scholarship revealed
ADAM Architecture has named the winner of its annual travel scholarship, worth £2,000
Stratford Station design team named for strategic rethink
Arup, Grimshaw and 5th Studio have been appointed to work on the next stage of redeveloping east London’s Stratford Station and surrounding areas
Reimagining Play at Dulwich Picture Gallery
The London Festival of Architecture (LFA) has announced a two-stage competition for a new playable sculptural structure at the Dulwich Picture Gallery [Deadline: 5 September 2024]
Capital & Centric tease finalists’ designs for new Wolverhampton neighbourhood
Capital & Centric has unveiled the designs from its four finalists in a major RIBA-run competition to transform part of Wolverhampton city centre
Caruso St John wins global contest to revamp Philip Johnson art museum
Caruso St John has been selected ahead of 44 other hopefuls to renovate Philip Johnson’s art museum in Bielefield, Germany
Office S&M submits plans for Newham community space
Office S&M Architects has submitted a planning application for a new £1.5 million community space in Silvertown, east London
Bath Council reveals architects picked for new framework
Bath and North East Somerset Council has selected six architects for its new £6 million architectural services framework
Out-of-pocket architects slam council after tender scrapped
A group of angry architects has complained to Haringey Council after it scrapped the search for a design team on a series of infill schemes, claiming it has wasted more than £100,000 in aborted time