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The latest in a series of practice profiles looking at architects who have recently decided to go it alone
The dramatic building marks the latest phase in Paddington’s reinvention from run-down bedsit land to premium office location, writes Paul Finch
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
The UK’s biggest architecture practices came out to celebrate the winners of the annual AJ100 awards at a ceremony held at the Tower of London on Wednesday
The AJ focuses on the UK’s second-largest city with a study of Graeme Massie Architects’ reworking of Centenary Square; Joe Holyoak evaluates 10 years of Birmingham’s Big City Plan; we examine the impending regeneration of the Ladywood estate; West Midlands mayor Andy Street explains how HS2 could have a transformational effect on the city; and we hear the views of five Birmingham practices: APEC, BPN, Glenn ...
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While we're being surprised about the APS accommodation I'm also surprised that you didn't mention the wonderful St Hilda's Jacqueline du Pré Music Building by van Heyningen and Haward opened in 1995 or another famous alumna, the BBC's Zeinab Badawi, the first Sudanese woman to go to Oxford.
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