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Life (sciences) after practice: architect Andy Puncher on going client-side
The founder of now-closed pH+ Architects, Andy Puncher, talks about his new role working for a life sciences developer
Tag: Life sciences
Corstorphine & Wright science-led revamp of shopping centre approved
Corstorphine & Wright Architects has won approval to transform a ‘declining’ Cambridge shopping centre into a multimillion-pound life sciences-led mixed-use scheme
Lab boom! How to tap into the burgeoning life sciences sector
While other sectors flounder, a burgeoning pipeline of life science still can’t meet the demand. How can architects can tap into this treasure trove of work?
Scott Brownrigg gets approval for 6ha Cambridge life sciences campus
Scott Brownrigg has received planning permission for a 6ha life sciences campus on the outskirts of Cambridge
Hawkins\Brown’s huge £900m Stevenage life science cluster approved
Stevenage Borough Council has approved plans by HawkinsBrown for a massive 15-building, £900 million life science campus
Scott Brownrigg gets go-ahead for Canary Wharf office-to-lab conversion
Scott Brownrigg has won planning consent for a Canary Wharf office-to-laboratory conversion which will create a new life sciences hub
Corstorphine & Wright lands South Bank life science scheme
Corstorphine & Wright is to design 8,800m2 of space for life science start-ups on London’s South Bank
Camley Street development partner, Camden
Camden Council is seeking a development partner for its £500 million regeneration of two light industrial parks on Camley Street [Deadline: 27 June 2023]
Allies and Morrison and Gibson Thornley submit plans for East End medical research campus
Allies and Morrison and Gibson Thornley have submitted plans for a huge medical research campus in Whitechapel, east London
Austin-Smith:Lord wins Inverness life science centre contest
Austin-Smith:Lord has won a competition to design a £7.5 million Life Science Innovation Centre in Inverness