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AJ 40 under 40: Catherine Pease and Jessica Reynolds 15 December 2020 By Rob Wilson, illustration by Simon Hayes The AJ 40 under 40 architects are both co-founders of vPPR, which has followed up a series of inventive one-off houses with larger schemes, often informed by their interest in art vPPR’s work is distinguished by strong formalist geometries and uncompromising modernist forms, combined with subtle calibration of public/private thresholds and integration of landscape: ‘contextually sensitive and formally legible’, as they describe it. The practice was founded by Cath...

AJ 40 under 40: Common Ground 11 December 2020 By Richard Waite, illustration by Simon Hayes Originally set up as Croydon’s in-house architect, AJ 40 under 40 practice Common Ground is already working for others and likely to survive the council's current troubles It has been a tough year for cash-strapped Croydon Council and, in turn, for its housing delivery arm Brick By Brick, the parent company of emerging practice Common Ground Architecture. Both may yet be sold by the bankrupt local authority. Whatever the outcome, it is likely Common Ground, a rare design collective bridg...

AJ 40 under 40: McCloy + Muchemwa 10 December 2020 By Merlin Fulcher, illustration by Simon Hayes Steve McCloy and Bongani ‘Bo’ Muchemwa’s AJ 40 under 40 practice has demonstrated an ability to reach final stages of competitions and win impressive commissions Steve McCloy, 31, and Bongani ‘Bo’ Muchemwa, 32, met while studying for their undergraduate degrees at Leeds Beckett University and, following years of collaboration, joined forces to form McCloy + Muchemwa. The London-based duo attribute their ‘common outlook’ to the fact they both had childhoods in Africa, McC...

All week. chairman schiff really underscoring there the case that democrats feel that they have made brick by brick by brick. and it's fair and irrefutable that today two more bricks in the wall in terms of fact witnesses to what became clear to everyone was a quid pro quo, the conditioning of military aid and a meeting for the new leader of ukraine on those investigations that in the words of fiona hill were domestic politics squarely, investigations that would damage the bidens, investigations into what ambassador mcfaul called cockamaney. >> i know we are going to talk about the details. bu...

Of course that desert each brick by. brick it. during the next 3 years 12000 trained and ready workers will graduate from the academy the entire initiative will cost 620000 euros and investment that will pay dividends for both the country and the company. to china according to media reports 15 miners have been killed in a gas explosion in a coal mine in the province 9 were injured thirty's are now investigating the cause of the incident chinese mines are the most dangerous in the world thousands of miners are killed each year in acids. there are thousands of coal mines like this in china many ...