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Earl’s Court mega-project plans submitted
The Earls Court Development Company (ECDC) has submitted the Hawkins\Brown and Studio Egret West-designed masterplan for its giant west London site
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Haworth Tompkins’ ‘ultra-urban’ east London warehouses approved
Haworth Tompkins has secured consent for a vast industrial scheme in east London, providing almost 12,000m² of workspace
AJ100 Champion 2024: Haworth Tompkins
Haworth Tompkins continues to lead on sustainability and the practice remains commercially strong, too
Council-owned regeneration company named AJ100 Client of the Year
Be First, the urban regeneration company wholly owned by Barking and Dagenham Council, has won the 2024 Client of the Year award for its enlightened patronage and commitment to social housing
Lendlease’s huge Birmingham Smithfield plans wins go-ahead
Lendlease has been granted planning permission for its £1.9 billion regeneration plans for the Smithfield area in Birmingham city centre
Questions over mega-projects as Lendlease steps back from UK construction
Australian construction and developer giant Lendlease is to pull back from its UK construction work, raising questions about a series of mega-schemes on its books
Six architecture practices named AJ100 Champions 2024
The AJ can reveal its six AJ100 Champions 2024, which are now all in the running for the AJ100 Practice of the Year award
Haworth Tompkins chosen to revamp iconic De La Warr pavilion
A team led by Haworth Tompkins has been selected to revamp the 1930s De La Warr Pavilion – the Grade I-listed Modernist icon in Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex
Haworth Tompkins wins approval for Reading Hexagon theatre revamp
Reading Borough Council has given the green light to £9.5 million plans by Haworth Tompkins to overhaul its Brutalist 1977 Hexagon theatre
Earl’s Court developer releases first visuals of proposed new buildings
The Earls Court Development Company (ECDC) has released the first visuals of proposed blocks on its giant west London site, drawn up by Maccreanor Lavington, Sheppard Robson, Serie, DRMM, ACME and Haworth Tompkins