Completion August News Today

The AJ is delighted to reveal the winners of this year’s AJ Architecture Awards' enterable categories, which celebrate the very best in architecture across the UK

This is the 28th year of the award, which celebrates the best in built architecture and structures realised on a small budget: this year up to a contract

Retrofit of the Year Park Hill Phase 2 by Mikhail Riches (Winner in the Housing and Listed Building £5 million and over categories) That it won in both

As a student in Glasgow during the early 1990s, anything south of the River Clyde was a mystery to me. Local rockers Texas referenced the location with

The Park Rapids Area Schools construction project continues to steadily progress forward. A bond referendum of $51.65 million was approved on Nov. 2, 2021, with 55% voter approval. The district has partnered with local project management company ICS as well as the architecture firm of JLG architects.

Below is showcased projects across 18 categories ranging from Heritage to Health and Wellbeing, Community and Faith to Infrastructure and Transport. All

The reworking of a 1927 listed radio transmitter building, ‘C-Station’, as part of a new secondary school forms the central element of this impressive

‘Where once brick infills progressed from brown to beige, now metal panels go from blood red to lime green. Park Hill’s been Tangoed. Pantoned. Urban

Retrofit of the Year 16 Chart Street by Ian Chalk Architects (Winner in Workplace up to £5m category) The thoroughness of the thinking, combined with a

Retrofit of the Year 16 Chart Street by Ian Chalk Architects (Winner in Workplace up to £5m category) The thoroughness of the thinking, combined with a