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Stride Treglown submits plans for 41 and 48-storey Birmingham housing blocks
Stride Treglown has submitted proposals for a pair of Brutalist-inspired high-rise residential towers in Birmingham
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Grimshaw rejigs designs for HS2 Birmingham terminus
Grimshaw’s under-construction Curzon Street HS2 station in Birmingham has been shown off in updated visuals with design tweaks including replacing timber in its roof with aluminium
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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Morris+Company’s Huntingdon estate starts on site after years-long saga
Construction work has begun on Morris+Company’s Huntingdon estate project, following a lengthy saga over the Shoreditch site
Populous’s Northern Ireland stadium in doubt as government pulls funding
Populous’s proposals for a 34,500-capacity stadium in Northern Ireland for Euro 2028 have been thrown into doubt after the UK government withdrew funding for the project
Chapman Taylor proposes new park to replace Cardiff’s disused Debenhams
Chapman Taylor and landscape architects LDA Design have submitted plans for a new public square and park on the site of a disused Debenhams store in Cardiff city centre
Archigram co-founder Colin Fournier dies aged 79
Archigram co-founder Peter Cook has paid tribute to his former colleague and Kunsthaus Graz co-architect Colin Fournier, who has died at the age of 79 following a long illness
Emerging practice gets go-ahead for one-off ‘house in the woods’
Folkstone-based practice Jonathan Burlow Architects has been granted planning permission for a ‘hidden house in the woods’ on the south coast
Portsmouth Civic Offices future uncertain after listing bid fails
Heritage campaigners have failed in a bid to protect a 1970s office complex in Portsmouth, which they fear is at risk of demolition