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Completed in 2021 in London, United Kingdom. Images by Hufton+Crow, Helene Binet, Jayne Lloyd. The project revitalises an assemblage of 300-year old almshouses and gardens, consolidating the historic building with contemporary elements to...
Quote: “is not in close proximity to the university campuses or to a high frequency public transport route which passes this area” and thus fails to meet the requirements of policies with Manchester’s core strategy, the council said. This makes no sense. The plot is 4 minutes walk away from Castlefield Metrolink stop, which has the highest frequency of any Metrolink station on the network. It also is 3 minutes walk from Deansgate Station, which while it is not high frequency, is still a train station and one of the few with a direct Metrolink interchange. May 26, 2021 at 11:46 amBy EOD...
The Four Mile Beach House project is about seclusion - a private resort and elevated living platform with views of the Coral Sea beneath the tropical beach rainforest canopy. One of the most striking features of the project is its enormous, angular pool. Charles Wright Architects commissioned Rocks On to develop a swimming pool tile that replicated the appearance of the colours of Tahitian waters for the project.
26 Feb 2021, 11:40 Sector specialist Fusion Students has submitted plans for its first Manchester development, a 500-bedspace scheme close to the Deansgate Square high-rise cluster. The site sits between Renaker’s Castle Wharf and Deansgate Square, bordered by Chester Road, Bridgewater Viaduct and Deansgate. Designed by Corstorphine + Wright Architects, the tower has been trailed as representing a £40m investment from London-headquartered Fusion, which also has schemes in Cardiff and Hatfield. Warren Rosenberg, co-founder of Fusion Students, said that the application follows “months of...
Pic: Google PLANS to create a development of 35 affordable homes in Cradley Heath have been submitted to Sandwell Council. The homes on former industrial land north of Woods Lane and Cradley Road, would be two and three bedroom. Developer Vistry Partnerships Ltd has submitted the application for affordable homes to Sandwell Council. It is already building 135 homes on land to the south of Woods Lane (pictured below). The homes already being built by the developer nearby If the new plan gets the get the go-ahead industrial buildings would be flattened to make way for the homes o...