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New school planned for new Aberdeen community

Community infrastructure developer hub North Scotland will begin construction shortly on the new Countesswells Primary School for Aberdeen City Council. …

Green light for next phase at Stockport Exchange

Muse Developments, working in partnership with Stockport Council has received consent from council planners to bring forward the latest phase at Stockport …

Contract awarded for major Lincolnshire school extension

Willmott Dixon has secured a £7.2M project to extend The Priory School in Spalding, Lincolnshire, as part of Lincolnshire County Council’s wider £86M …

Introduction, Foreword and Judges

Introduction by Christopher Nash RIBA – Chairman of the Judging panel; Foreword by By Richard Fletcher, Regional Business Director, Trimble Buildings; and a …

AWARD: 100 Liverpool Street, London

Two existing City of London steel-framed office buildings have been combined, extended and reconfigured into a modern, flexible, mixed-use

AWARD: Hams Way Footbridge

Forming part of the Worcester Southern Link Road Phase 4, a signal-controlled pedestrian crossing has been replaced with an elegant trussed-arch steel …

AWARD: Pooley New Bridge

Spanning the River Eamont and replacing a crossing damaged by floods in 2015, a new sustainably-designed composite stainless steel bridge pays homage to its …

AWARD: Glasgow Queen Street Station

A £120M redevelopment programme at Scotland’s third busiest railway station has provided extended platforms, an expanded concourse, and a contemporary …

COMMENDATION: 60 London Wall

A tired and outdated steel-framed office block has been partially retained and enlarged with new steelwork to create a modern City commercial

COMMENDATION: 80 Charlotte Street, London

An architecturally-driven mixed-use scheme features exposed steelwork throughout its three buildings, two of which are retained structures with new …

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