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Sturgis and Jones spoke at a Save Museum Street campaign event yesterday (7 August) where MBH Architects unveiled counter-plans to the proposed demolition

Levelling-up secretary Michael Gove has rejected Marks & Spencer’s plans to replace its historic Oxford Street store in London with a new mixed-use

M&S boss Stuart Machin said the decision is utterly pathetic and means the company will review its future on the historic shopping street.

Breathe by Sadiq Khan offers a glimpse into the London Mayor's 'internal struggle between action on climate and corporate interests'.

IBM has established its headquarters in the first 16,000 sqm phase of the Corvin Innovation Campus. The complex, in the immediate vicinity of the Corvin Promenade, was developed according to Well “Platinum” and Breeam “Excellent” certifications to ensure it positively impacts the well-being and health of the people that work there, according to the developer Futureal.

Architype has been shortlisted for its collaboration with Peter Kelly at contractor ISG and interior designer Eve Waldron on Entopia, a retrofit for the

Developer wants to demolish former Travelodge hotel and replace it with a 19-storey building

The architect and founder of consultancy Targeting Zero argued in a new report that the office-led plans for One Museum Street, backed by site owner BC

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Last year the architects unveiled plans to pull down the 1970s Bastion House office block as well as the neighbouring current home of the Museum of