The four architects vying for the 2025 MJ Long Prize for Excellence in Practice have been announced, alongside the shortlist for the Moira Gemmill Prize for Emerging Architecture, as part of this year’s W Awards
The Design Council has been forced to defend its network of ‘experts’ after at least a dozen disillusioned architects said they had walked away from the programme
The latest in an AJ series looking at architects who have saved buildings from the bulldozers or given them a new lease of life
The light-touch retrofit for studio provider SPACE, designed for a five-year period, forms part of a planned new cultural quarter in Ilford
In the first of three articles on practices that have recently designed their own studios, the AJ visits Colchester-based HAT Projects. Film and photography by Jim Stephenson
This week’s top stories reviewed by the AJ’s Simon Aldous. HAT Projects’ Pocket Living loses appeal • AJ survey shows slight boost for Labour • Dulwich Pavilion to be turned into planters • Hawkins\Brown profits plummet • Níall McLaughlin museum scheme axed • Takero Shimazaki reworks Barbican flat
HAT Projects’ scheme in north London for micro-flats developer Pocket Living has lost a planning appeal on the grounds it only provided one-bedroom homes
The museum’s 745m² Smith Centre in South Kensington was created from a former Royal Mail sorting office
HAT Projects is to refurbish and extend a historic Cambridgeshire museum after the £2.2 million project received a funding boost
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