SimpsonHaugh skyscrapers with no affordable housing approved

The Architects’ JournalSimpsonHaugh skyscrapers with no affordable housing approved SimpsonHaugh has been given permission for 1,950 homes – none of which are designated ‘affordable’ – across four skyscrapers at the Trinity Islands site, south of Manchester’s city centre The post SimpsonHaugh skyscrapers with no affordable housing approved appeared first on The Architects’ JournalWill Ing

Architects join Extinction Rebellion demonstrations

The Architects’ JournalArchitects join Extinction Rebellion demonstrations Architects have taken to the streets of the capital to join the latest wave of Extinction Rebellion (XR) protests, calling for more concerted action to combat climate change on the part of global leaders The post Architects join Extinction Rebellion demonstrations appeared first on The Architects’ JournalJim Dunton

New SimpsonHaugh towers spell end for Child Graddon Lewis skyscrapers

The Architects’ JournalNew SimpsonHaugh towers spell end for Child Graddon Lewis skyscrapers SimpsonHaugh and Partners has unveiled designs for four super-tall housing blocks on Manchester’s Trinity Islands site, spelling the end for earlier high-rise plans by Child Graddon Lewis The post New SimpsonHaugh towers spell end for Child Graddon Lewis skyscrapers appeared first on The Architects’ JournalRichard Waite

Case study: Triangle House by Child Graddon Lewis

The Architects’ JournalCase study: Triangle House by Child Graddon Lewis This refurbishment and extension of a small house in London’s Kentish Town has been designed to embrace a triangular footprint and the existing character of the site. Photography by Anthony Coleman The post Case study: Triangle House by Child Graddon Lewis appeared first on The Architects’ JournalAJ Contributor

Case study: Triangle House by Child Graddon Lewis

The Architects’ JournalCase study: Triangle House by Child Graddon Lewis This refurbishment and extension of a small house in London’s Kentish Town has been designed to embrace a triangular footprint and the existing character of the site The post Case study: Triangle House by Child Graddon Lewis appeared first on The Architects’ JournalAJ Contributor