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April 30, 2024
Buckley Gray Yeoman has completed a ‘sensitive reinvention’ of the Heal’s Building in Tottenham Court Road, central London, for developer General Projects
October 26, 2023
The motorway service station is now one step closer to being created between Junction 7 and Junction 8 of the M56, while the car manufacturer can rev up its plans to build a new paint shop and logistics centre at its Pyms Lane campus.
August 24, 2023
The demolition of The Swan pub off Corporation Street is a nearly done deal after the Planning Inspectorate sided with the local authority.
April 13, 2023
With two large aluminum fire and rescue vessels already in service in Singapore, BMT is proud to announce that the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF...
March 11, 2022
Bowmer + Kirkland has begun site work in Manchester for the 185,000 sq ft office project from Gary Neville’s Relentless and US investor KKR.
January 19, 2022
The nine-storey building is the latest in a series of proposals drawn up by the practice for the Plot 9a site off Medlock Street. It is set to achieve one
December 13, 2021
DSDHA has completed a major redevelopment of the National Youth Theatre’s (NYT) London headquarters, transforming the existing building’s visibility and
December 6, 2021
No 1 Old Trafford is a landmark development on a key gateway site acting as a catalyst for residential schemes along the River Irwell. With a globally
April 8, 2021
Architecture studio Carmody Groarke has designed a lower-level entrance and gallery space at a science museum in Manchester, UK. Envisioned as the first part of the Science and Industry Museums long-term renovation plan, Carmody Groarke revamped the institutions lowest floor adding a Special Exhibitions Gallery, foyer and additional visitor entrance. Carmody Groarke created a lower-level entrance to the Science and Industry Museum The entrance on the lower ground floor of the 19th century N...