The Architects’ Journal Red+White wins approval for west London airspace housing development Red+White has won approval for an airspace development which will create five new homes over an existing block of flats in west London The post Red+White wins approval for west London airspace housing development appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Anna Highfield ..read more

The Architects’ Journal Stirling Prize-winner chosen for Christ’s College Cambridge library project Christ’s College, Cambridge, has appointed Grafton Architects to create a new library and overhaul its kitchen, dining and social facilities The post Stirling Prize-winner chosen for Christ’s College Cambridge library project appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Richard Waite ..read more

The Architects’ Journal Mac to begin new architect search as spat with insurers heads to arbitration The Glasgow School of Art (GSA) is set to begin a new search for architects to restore its fire-ravaged Mackintosh building but has revealed it is locked in a dispute with its insurers The post Mac to begin new architect search as spat with insurers heads to arbitration appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Gino Spocchia ..read more

The Architects’ Journal FCBS maltings restoration is big winner in RIBA West Midlands awards The post FCBS maltings restoration is big winner in RIBA West Midlands awards appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Richard Waite ..read more

The Architects’ Journal Markos Design Workshop completes prefabricated holiday cabin in Shropshire The Monocoque Cabin project originated during the pandemic with the goal of integrating principles from the automotive industry into built environment design The post Markos Design Workshop completes prefabricated holiday cabin in Shropshire appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Fran Williams ..read more

The Architects’ Journal Free-to-attend half-day conference on daylight in architecture Join us on 6 June 2024 for a free-to-attend half-day conference focused on daylighting in architecture, exploring the modelling and manipulation of natural light in interiors and its importance in making great spaces to inhabit The post Free-to-attend half-day conference on daylight in architecture appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Fran Williams ..read more

The Architects’ Journal The profits and pitfalls of going viral Want your project to go viral? Be careful what you wish for – and come prepared, advises Toko Andrews The post The profits and pitfalls of going viral appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Alan Gordon ..read more

The Architects’ Journal Let AI improve your efficiency and give you more time for creativity Architects should seize the huge potential for AI to improve operational efficiencies, leaving them more time for creative decisions, industry experts told an AJ webinar run in association with Deltek The post Let AI improve your efficiency and give you more time for creativity appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Pamela Buxton ..read more

The Architects’ Journal British Museum launches controversial revamp competition The post British Museum launches controversial revamp competition appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Merlin Fulcher ..read more

The Architects’ Journal Architect struck off for failures including dishonesty over payments The post Architect struck off for failures including dishonesty over payments appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Anna Highfield ..read more