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Architects Journal: "Benedetti Architects’ proposals for the RIBA’s planned £58.8 million refurbishment of its London headquarters have been unveiled at a second round of consultation" RIBA Architectsjournal

Top 10 articles of October: Australian architects make waves simultaneously overseas and right here in Australia

Comment: Alasdair Rankin, MD of Aitken Turnbull Architects, discusses Scottish architecture and design as an export, and what support is available to practices making that leap. https://lnkd.in/dZqVidyc

Another great piece by our MD, Alasdair Rankin, focusing on what it means to see Scottish architecture and design as an export, and what support is available to practices making that leap. #ScottishArchitecture #DesignExport #ExportSupport #ArchitecturalInsights #DesignIndustry #ScottishDesigners #ExportingInnovation #ArchitecturalLeap #DesignSuppor

What are your Top 5 favorite contemporary architects? See Peter Murray OBE's response, one of the most influential figures in international architecture, in a captivating discussion with Toni Hrițac, the Editor-in-Chief of Ziarul de Iasi, a Romanian daily newspaper. He also advises architecture students and recent graduates who complain that, although their studies are challenging, the local market does not provide enough opportunities. The interview was conducted with the support of SHARE Architects. Peter Murray is the Co-Founder of New London Architecture (NLA), Chairman of the Temple Bar London, Past Master of the The Worshipful Company of Chartered Architects, and Director of the London Festival of Architecture. He previously served as a Mayor of London’s Design Advocate. Peter Murray is also a member of the SHARE Architects Society. NLA is London's built environment community, a cross-sector organization with 30,000+ members who work across all aspects of city governance, planning, design, development, and management, spanning public and private sectors. NLA delivers over 150 events annually, including round table discussions, conferences, debates, talks, walking tours, and receptions. The organization also publishes research, hosts rotating exhibitions, holds awards and organizes international ideas competitions.

For Architects, Designers and lovers of compact living, the Never Too Small Quarterly Magazine is here! https://lnkd.in/gKSZ_r59 NTS mag takes a curious, fun and playful look at accessible, sustainable design, architecture and small-footprint living. Shipping in early September, Issue one features inspiring interviews with creative thinkers like artists and Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran, renegade builder Robbie, and architectural royalty ATOMMA, avant-garde architects ATOMMA, along with deep dives into the people, buildings, and places that’ll redefine the way you think about design.

“How can we approach accessibility in more nuanced ways and ensure that architecture meets diverse abilities? How can inclusive design become an integral part of the standards and regulations architects work within-and how can architects help shape them?” “Inclusive architecture means designing buildings and spaces where everyone can thrive-regardless of physical or mental abilities. But how do we respond when building codes challenge the diversity we aim to embed in our society?” Thanks to Arkitektforeningen Building Diversity #inclusivearchitecture #mindthegap 2 december 2024 Abenra 34, 1124 Copenhagen, Denmark

This might be of interest to those in the realm of planning, design, construction or architecture. There is a book on : - New Towns: The Rise, Fall and Rebirth Relevant given the new town programme in England. Also books on : - Inclusive design - Mental well-being and design - Nature; green infrastructure - Public squares - Low-carbon development - Placemaking - Colour in Architecture - Co-designing - Driverless cars - Energy - Smart buildings And many more topics. #Books #TownPlanning #Architecture

What were the top 10 most read architecture stories by Canadian architects? Check out this roundup by Canadian Architect magazine.

Stewart Architecture is honoured to be leading a multidisciplinary design team to deliver a Country-led Urban Design Framework that will guide the creation of the Parramatta North precinct over the next 30 years. The design team includes bangawarra advising on Connecting with Country, ASPECT Studios advising on landscape and public domain, and City People advising on arts and culture, alongside a range of consultants including heritage, planning, engineering and ecology. Development of the Parramatta North precinct is being led by Property and Development NSW, part of the NSW Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure. Image of aerial view of Paramatta North.