RetroFirst stories: how 2C Architects found a way turn a 19th-century warehouse into homes

The Architects’ Journal RetroFirst stories: how 2C Architects found a way turn a 19th-century warehouse into homes 2C Architects’ Ben Clark discusses a project to retrofit a 19th-century warehouse within the Twickenham Riverside Conservation Area into a compact pair of modern homes The post RetroFirst stories: how 2C Architects found a way turn a 19th-century warehouse into homes appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Josh Butler

Stalled projects and global instability: a double whammy for UK architects

The Architects’ Journal Stalled projects and global instability: a double whammy for UK architects I am used to hearing stories at MIPIM about a stalled UK economy, but this year something felt different, says Kunle Barker The post Stalled projects and global instability: a double whammy for UK architects appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Kunle Barker

Denver’s Fox Park Moves Forward with Key Elements, and More Stories

The 10-year, 41-acre Fox Park Redevelopment project in Denver’s Globeville neighborhood is beginning to take shape.

RetroFirst Stories: How Pensaer is restoring Brazil’s London embassy

The Architects’ Journal RetroFirst Stories: How Pensaer is restoring Brazil’s London embassy In the latest in our series on architects giving buildings a new lease of life, Rhys Owen of Pensaer talks about providing a new home for the Embassy and Consulate General of Brazil in central London The post RetroFirst Stories: How Pensaer is restoring Brazil’s London embassy appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Gino Spocchia

RetroFirst stories: How Studio McW is revamping a ‘fragmented’ 1930s house

The Architects’ Journal RetroFirst stories: How Studio McW is revamping a ‘fragmented’ 1930s house Studio McW’s Greg Walton discusses a project to refurbish and extend a 1930s Art Deco house in Cambridgeshire, which has just received planning consent The post RetroFirst stories: How Studio McW is revamping a ‘fragmented’ 1930s house appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Josh Butler