LGBTQ+ champions: Benjamin O’Connor

The Architects’ JournalLGBTQ+ champions: Benjamin O’Connor Continuing our series on key LGBTQ+ industry figures, New London Architecture director Benjamin O’Connor talks about the reality of being out today, hiring practices and why confidence is the best antidote to discrimination The post LGBTQ+ champions: Benjamin O’Connor appeared first on The Architects’ JournalGino Spocchia

NLA’s Reimagine London contest shortlists ideas to transform capital

The Architects’ JournalNLA’s Reimagine London contest shortlists ideas to transform capital New London Architecture (NLA) has revealed 25 shortlisted concepts in its international contest for ‘innovative and aspirational’ ideas to transform the capital The post NLA’s Reimagine London contest shortlists ideas to transform capital appeared first on The Architects’ JournalMerlin Fulcher

Celebrating the Pinnacle of Success at the Tall Buildings Awards

Tall buildings have a profound impact on our cities and their skylines – they shape them and reflect the aspirations of their inhabitants. The recent Tall Buildings Awards paid homage to the very best of these iconic structures and the teams behind them. Hosted by Peter Murray OBE – co-founder of NLA (New London Architecture) […] The post Celebrating the Pinnacle of Success at the Tall Buildings Awards appeared first on Architecture Magazine.

GPAD reveals ‘mini masterplan’ for Battersea site

The Architects’ JournalGPAD reveals ‘mini masterplan’ for Battersea site London architecture practice GPAD has revealed a ‘mini masterplan’ proposal for a mixed-use development in Battersea, south-west London The post GPAD reveals ‘mini masterplan’ for Battersea site appeared first on The Architects’ JournalAnna Highfield

Look to Richard Rogers and bring back city architects, Peter Murray argues

The Architects’ JournalLook to Richard Rogers and bring back city architects, Peter Murray argues New London Architecture co-founder Peter Murray has said the incoming Labour government should look at reintroducing city architects, and hailed Richard Rogers’ big-picture-thinking in the 1990s The post Look to Richard Rogers and bring back city architects, Peter Murray argues appeared first on The Architects’ Journalwill hurst