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ACME wins approval for multistorey timber pavilion in Olympic Park Subscription
The London Legacy Development Corporation has approved plans by ACME for a new 930m² ‘gateway’ pavilion at the International Quarter London (IQL) in Stratford, east London
ACME’s Chester project under review as House of Fraser pulls out Subscription
The future of an ACME-designed retail development in Chester is under review after its flagship store House of Fraser pulled out of the project
ACME to create vision for new Dublin quarterSubscription
Hammerson has appointed ACME to create the development concept for a new quarter in Dublin
ACME among three London firms to collaborate on Melbourne mega-mallSubscription
ACME, Universal Design Studio and Softroom have worked in partnership to complete a series of commercial, civic and hotel spaces in Melbourne
AJ Specification 02.18: Floors, stairs, lifts & signageSubscription
Floors, stairs, lifts and signage: Marie’s Wardrobe house refurbishment by Tsuruta Architects; Watermark WestQuay, Southampton, by ACME; and Exeter University’s Living Systems Institute by Hawkins\Brown
Southampton’s Watermark Westquay by Acme named Leisure Project of the YearSubscription
This huge leisure complex, intended to regenerate an area of Southampton, has won Leisure Project of the Year at the AJ Architecture Awards
ACME’s Southampton leisure complex hopes to draw the city to the waterfrontSubscription
The mixed-use Watermark WestQuay complex is the first step in a wider masterplan for Southampton
ACME wins approval for major Swansea £500m regen schemeSubscription
Plans by ACME for a major £500 million regeneration scheme in the centre of Swansea have been given outline planning permission
Acme's Victoria Gate shopping centre raises the bar for northern shoppingSubscription
The success of this new Leeds shopping centre will not be in its design but Acme’s Victoria Gate unquestionably raises the bar in terms of what a 21st-century shopping experience should be, says Richard Waite
