Pollard Thomas Edwards lodges plans for 1,500 homes and an Asda in Ealing

The Architects’ Journal Pollard Thomas Edwards lodges plans for 1,500 homes and an Asda in Ealing Pollard Thomas Edwards, working with Cowen + Partners and Hutchinson & Partners, has submitted plans to transform a brownfield site in Ealing, west London, into a 1,500-home neighbourhood with an Asda superstore The post Pollard Thomas Edwards lodges plans for 1,500 homes and an Asda in Ealing appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Josh Butler

PTE wins approval for towers to replace Carl Turner’s Pop Brixton

The Architects’ Journal PTE wins approval for towers to replace Carl Turner’s Pop Brixton A Pollard Thomas Edwards (PTE) proposal for 300 homes to replace Carl Turner’s 11 year-old Pop Brixton shipping container village in south London has been approved The post PTE wins approval for towers to replace Carl Turner’s Pop Brixton appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Gino Spocchia

Morris+Company and PTE get the OK for revised Brentford home schemes

The Architects’ Journal Morris+Company and PTE get the OK for revised Brentford home schemes Morris+Company and Pollard Thomas Edwards (PTE) have secured planning approvals for two schemes in Brentford, west London, following revisions The post Morris+Company and PTE get the OK for revised Brentford home schemes appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Josh Butler

PTE submits plans to replace Carl Turner’s Pop Brixton with towers

The Architects’ Journal PTE submits plans to replace Carl Turner’s Pop Brixton with towers Pollard Thomas Edwards (PTE) has lodged plans for almost 300 homes to replace Carl Turner’s 10 years-old Pop Brixton shipping container village in south London The post PTE submits plans to replace Carl Turner’s Pop Brixton with towers appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Greg Pitcher

Revisit: How Older Women’s Co-Housing made New Ground

The Architects’ JournalRevisit: How Older Women’s Co-Housing made New Ground The senior co-housing scheme in Barnet, north London, was developed, funded and co-designed by a group of women, working with Pollard Thomas Edwards. Almost a decade after its completion, what can be learnt from this still rare and radical way of living together? The post Revisit: How Older Women’s Co-Housing made New Ground appeared first on The Architects’ JournalHayley Chivers