Big Green Ideas for Bristol Harbour

The Architects’ Journal Big Green Ideas for Bristol Harbour Design West and Bristol BID have launched an ideas contest for a series of ‘simple [and] imaginative’ climate-resilient public spaces in Bristol Harbour [Deadline: 1 November 2026] The post Big Green Ideas for Bristol Harbour appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Merlin Fulcher

Summer pavilions and installations round-up

The Architects’ Journal Summer pavilions and installations round-up Over summer, architects and designers created temporary structures and installations for festivals, public spaces and community projects. Fran Williams rounds up some of the more inventive The post Summer pavilions and installations round-up appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Fran Williams

Practical Improvements for Outdoor Spaces

The post Practical Improvements for Outdoor Spaces appeared first on UK Construction Blog. Outdoor spaces play an important role in both residential and commercial properties. A well-maintained garden can improve the appearance of a home, while carefully planned grounds can make business premises, schools and public spaces more welcoming and practical. From improving boundary walls to removing unwanted tree stumps and creating sheltered outdoor areas, a combination of […]

EXCLUSIVE: Search begins for designer to create new Barbican furniture

The Architects’ Journal EXCLUSIVE: Search begins for designer to create new Barbican furniture The Barbican Centre has launched an international search for a designer to rethink furniture throughout its public spaces [Deadline: 28 August 2026] The post EXCLUSIVE: Search begins for designer to create new Barbican furniture appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Merlin Fulcher

Newman launches real estate consultancy to break down ‘elitist barriers’

The firm has a mission to change the real estate industry's make-up so that teams designing public spaces reflect the diversity of the neighbourhoods they serve. The post Newman launches real estate consultancy to break down ‘elitist barriers’ appeared first on Property Week.

Global Knowledge LeiFeng - Beijing Urban and Architecture Biennale 2020- An Interview with Thomas Heatherwick, 24092020

This is an interview series of The Beijing Urban Architecture Biennale (BUAB) 2020’s pilot exhibition, where 20 internationally renowned architects are invited. This video covers a talk by Thomas Heatherwick about Architectural design, covering strategy, technology, the design of the environments that surround us in the cities and even the nature in the world

Norman Foster Foundation - 'Future of Cities' - Ricky Burdett, 23112021

In this virtual dialogue on urban equity and sustainability, Norman Foster sits down with Ricky Burdett, director of LSE Cities and chief advisor for the 2012 London Olympics, on the importance of connecting cultural, political and economic aspects of cities along with the design of buildings and infrastructure.

Norman Foster Foundation - Future of Cities - Extended Trailer 23112021

In this series of ten virtual dialogues, Norman Foster considers the past, present and future of cities alongside the following leading experts:

Tideway London, TUNNEL VISION: Episode 7 - Creating new land in the Thames

With 24 construction sites, many right in the heart of London, how does the Tideway project create enough space to build the #SuperSewer? This episode of Tunnel Vision looks at how cofferdams are constructed, how fish are rescued as these structures are built into the Thames, and how some will be turned into new public spaces for London.

Architecture Foundation - The Barbican: A Middle Class Council Estate 17092015

The Barbican is one of the most remarkable housing estates in the world. Designed in the mid 20th century by British firm, Chamberlin, Powell and Bon and commissioned by the local authority, it is a unique chapter in the story of state-led architecture with much to teach us today. Written and presented by Phineas Harper. A co-production between The Architectural Review and the Architecture Foundation

What measures should be taken to minimize damage in a densely populated city environment?

MOXY: The Voice of Women in Infrastructure

MOXY is an online magazine platform targeting millions of women working in infrastructure from highways to alternative energy to broadband and public parks. The first publisher to curate multilingual content at this scale, MOXY empowers all women to have a bigger role in industries that offer rewarding, well-paying careers. In addition to featuring women at the helm of infrastructure projects and initiatives, the platform tackles leadership development, mental health, entrepreneurship, work-life balance, immigration, sexual harassment, and diversity — all as they relate to women who are navigating historically male-dominated interview processes, jobs sites, and board rooms. Who is speaking to the women, not just as a novelty within these industries but as players in them? Enter MOXY.