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The Birmingham-based practice revealed its design for the historic Friar Gate Goods Yard in a full planning application and listed building application

Critics fear the plans, aired by the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) in a public consultation, could lead to poor-quality

The Glasgow-based practice will overhaul the Take A Bow Opportunity Centre in Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, for the performing arts-focused Take A Bow Development

The proposal, dubbed Devonshire Place, would deliver 1,141 new homes, including student flats, across four buildings ranging from 16 to 33 storeys tall.

The Spectrum Building in Swindon is a High-Tech architecture icon, made famous as a set for the 1984 Bond film A View to a Kill, starring Roger Moore.

The Leeds and London-based practice secured full detailed planning permission from Leeds Council last month for Leeds Urban Village, a 15,378m2 mixed-used

Bonnington Walk is an 185-home scheme, including houses and apartments, with 51 per cent affordable housing. The modular development, built on former

Ann Nisbet Studio has doubled in size since we last spoke in 2017, and now has a full-time team of four. The unassuming practice has also raked in an

Graeme Nicholls has grown his one-man practice into a flourishing team of four since 2017, which also collaborates with some top students. Graeme Nicholls

The University of East London's architecture school has garnered praise for its unwavering dedication to social justice, sustainability, and the ability to create "genre-defining magic" within the industry. The high praise was contained in a feature