News about David Chipperfield Architects and coverage of the practice’s recently completed buildings
David Chipperfield Architects has won approval for its plans, backed by Danish retail billionaire Anders Holch Povlsen, to revamp and transform the famous Jenners store in Edinburgh’s Princes Street
The 63,500m² Morland Mixité Capitale remodels and extends the former Préfecture de Paris building, completed in 1964
Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) has won the international contest organised by the The City of Prague for a major new £204 million (CZK 6.1 billion) waterfront concert hall close to the Vltavská metro station
David Chipperfield Architects and Zeidler Architecture have won a competition for a Can$430 million (£270 million) mixed-use block for the Parliament of Canada in Ottawa
The London School of Economics (LSE) has revealed designs by the six architects vying for the final ‘set piece’ academic building on its main Holborn campus
Images have been released of the proposed Central Barangaroo development in Sydney, which will include David Chipperfield Architects’ first job in Australia – a 20-storey part-office, part-residential scheme
David Chipperfield Architects and WilkinsonEyre are among six finalists that have unveiled competing designs for a £248 million (CAN$430 million) mixed-use office block for the Canadian Parliament in Ottawa
Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) will be joined by more practices to work on detailed plans for three buildings in Canada Water, south-east London, after its outline masterplan was approved
This month Foster + Partners said it would stop working in Russia, as it ‘deplored’ the country’s invasion of Ukraine. The announcement came a week after similar statements by Zaha Hadid Architects and David Chipperfield Architects
The practice has performed a masterful warts-and-all retrofit of the former brewery, led by the client’s desire to ‘keep the DNA’ of the building, writes Rob Wilson. Photography Simon Menges
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