The Architects’ Journal Architecture News & Buildings
Studio E’s Grenfell role has prevented it from fully closing down
Architecture practice Studio E, although no longer trading, has not been allowed to fully wind up because of its role in the Grenfell Tower fire, official documents show
Tag: Liquidation
Hoskins ceases trading in UK and shuts Glasgow office
Hoskins Architects has shut down its UK operations and closed its Glasgow office, blaming project delays and a ‘significant outstanding six-figure debt’ owed by a client
‘No longer viable’ TDO shuts its doors as founders start afresh
AJ 40 under 40 practice TDO has gone into liquidation - its two co-founders are starting afresh with a new studio offering a ‘different model of practice’
London practice calls in liquidators
A liquidator has been appointed to take control of London practice Granit Chartered Architects
‘A significant number of UK practices will fail this year’
A culmination of factors and a financial crisis long in the making will mean a tough year for UK architectural practices, says Praxis Advisory’s Alex Shall
Tony Fretton Architects shuts its doors
Award-winning practice Tony Fretton Architects has closed after 42 years in business
MJP’s Jersey plans in doubt as minister halts major projects
A scheme to improve access to a 19th century attraction in Jersey has been thrown into doubt after the architect behind it collapsed and a minister said broader plans for the area were ‘unfeasible’
MJP Architects to be wound up after 51 years
MJP Architects has appointed liquidators to wind-up the practice after 51 years of trading, the AJ can reveal
Brighton practice enters liquidation after alleged staff embezzlement
Liam Russell Architects has entered liquidation after a former member of staff allegedly stole hundreds of thousands of pounds from the company
Birmingham practice goes under after 74 years – owing £685,000
An RIBA Award-winning practice has entered liquidation owing £685,000 – 74 years after it was founded in Birmingham