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DSDHA’s controversial demolition of Belgravia estate approved Digital Edition: DSDHA’s controversial demolition of Belgravia estate approved Westminster councillors have approved DSDHA’s controversial redevelopment of a 1950s housing estate in London’s Belgravia Enjoyed your complimentary access to the AJ? Register to read a limited number of free articles Register Every issue of the AJ Every issue of AJ Specification Unlimited access to AJ articles online Daily newsletter and competition updates Access to the AJ Buildings Library ....
Copy ArchDaily and IE School of Architecture and Design would like to invite you to this live webinar in collaboration with City Property Association in London. An expert panel will discuss the impacts that Brexit has had on the real estate sector and the ability to access international talent; the role of educational institutions in preparing the next generation to share ideas to enrich their professional knowledge; and the importance of maintaining pan-European connections and collaborative opportunities for the built environment as we look towards the future. The session will also provide our community with tailored advice to develop their skillset through gaining and exchanging knowledge across borders. ....
Immediate impact of Brexit quite minor say architects The immediate impact of Brexit has been limited according to UK-based architects, but they fear that winning work and recruiting staff in the European Union will now become harder. The immediate impact appears to be quite minor, said one of the 14 studios Dezeen approached for comment on how the UK s departure from the EU has affected them now the transition period has ended. However, many firms believe that the biggest long-term impact will be on recruitment, with several studios reporting a loss of EU staff. Below, 14 architecture studios discuss how Brexit has affected them and how they are managing the changes. ....
AJ 40 under 40: Madeleine Kessler 15 December 2020 By Merlin Fulcher, illustration by Simon Hayes The AJ 40 under 40 architect is co-founder of Unscene Architecture, which designed the concept for the British Pavilion at next year’s Venice Biennale Madeleine Kessler, 33, is co-founder of Unscene Architecture, the team behind the winning concept for the British Pavilion at the 17th Venice Architecture Biennale. Dubbed The Garden of Privatised Delights, the pavilion will see Kessler and co-curator Manijeh Verghese set out a variety of ingenious ways to rethink and re-programme struggling public spaces across the UK. The exhibition, featuring immersive installations by leading researchers and practitioners, is rooted in Kessler’s prolific and collaborative championing of good design to create a ‘more accessible, sustainable and equitable city’ for everyone. Having trained as both an engineer and architect, Kessler is a rare example of a practit ....
AJ 40 under 40: reflecting on the class of 2005 Rob Gregory, one of the previous 40 under 40 , recalls the experience and speaks to some of the others who featured in the 2005 list I took a punt when I entered the AJ’s 40 under 40 in 2005 as my career had been relatively unremarkable. Having walked away from a potential route to partnership at Feilden Clegg Architects to do time on Hopkins’ Manchester Art Gallery and Allies and Morrison’s Royal Festival Hall, I was two years into a 15-year detour from conventional practice. Out of the loop, I had no idea if my contribution to the profession was noteworthy or, for that matter, what noteworthy actually meant. ....