Leith 900 exhibition, Edinburgh

The Architects’ Journal Leith 900 exhibition, Edinburgh Scottish Historic Buildings Trust is recruiting a designer for an exhibition inside Leith’s Category A-listed Custom House [Deadline: 22 June 2026] The post Leith 900 exhibition, Edinburgh appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Merlin Fulcher

Manchester must protect its historic buildings – they’re a key part of its success

The Architects’ Journal Manchester must protect its historic buildings – they’re a key part of its success The outdated thinking that regards towers as symbols of success is being challenged in Manchester, writes Elizabeth Hopkirk The post Manchester must protect its historic buildings – they’re a key part of its success appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Alan Gordon

Race begins for £142m Bank of England refurbishment job

Contractor faces unknown conditions inside ageing historic buildings

Architectural Heritage Fund: 50 Years of Reimagining Heritage

The Architects’ Journal Architectural Heritage Fund: 50 Years of Reimagining Heritage Rachel O’Grady reviews a travelling exhibition showcasing the work of a charity dedicated to breathing new life into empty or derelict historic buildings The post Architectural Heritage Fund: 50 Years of Reimagining Heritage appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Fran Williams

Beyond “Heritage Style”: Rethinking Rooflight Specification in Historic Buildings By Paul Trace, Director, Stella Rooflight

Over the past decade, the specification of rooflights in historic and sensitive buildings has evolved significantly. Advances in performance, detailing and thermal efficiency have broadened what is possible, while planning authorities and conservation officers have become increasingly familiar with rooflights as a legitimate way to introduce natural light into traditionally challenging spaces. Alongside this progress, […] The post Beyond “Heritage Style”: Rethinking Rooflight Specification in Historic Buildings By Paul Trace, Director, Stella Rooflight appeared first on Architecture Magazine.

Design & Architecture: Woolwich Elizabeth line station

Woolwich station opens onto a generous forecourt and the greenery of Dial Arch Square. The station includes design references to the history of the Royal Arsenal site including cladding to the exterior with a pattern of memorial coins which were produced at this location for the families of the fallen in the Great War.