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Collective Architecture has completed Phase 1 of a scheme aiming to reconnect and help regenerate the former shipbuilding district of Govan, writes Aoife Bláthnaid Nolan. Photography Keith Hunter
In London’s King’s Cross, Office S&M has created a carefully considered nursery fit-out for growing ethical childcare provider MEplace, focusing on the holistic wellbeing of toddlers, writes Rob Wilson. Photography by Megan Taylor
Working with deaf architect-led practice Richard Lyndon Design, Manalo & White has created a supportive learning addition to one of the UK’s largest specialist schools for deaf children
Jonathan Hendry Architects shows that working with heritage doesn’t have to be about large architectural moves, nor about quick wins
Caruso St John has helped stitch together a neglected corner of Camden with a highly considered piece of urban placemaking, says Rob Wilson. Photography by Filip Dujardin
With Grand Central Station, John McAslan + Partners, working with Arup and Juno, has created a multi-modal ‘post-Troubles’ transport hub for the city of Belfast
After a good deal of planning brouhaha, Renzo Piano’s Cube now looms over London Paddington – and the wider Paddington Square scheme has hugely improved rail travellers’ experience of the station
With its Edinburgh Futures Institute retrofit, Bennetts Associates has breathed new life into one of the Scottish capital’s major architectural landmarks
West Phase 2 of the east London estate’s regeneration puts placemaking, sustainability and connectivity at its core, says Fran Williams. Photography by Paul Riddle
In a long-running collaborative effort, Pricegore is helping a Nottingham arts organisation realise its ambitions to reach out to the local community and beyond
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