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A pair of brick and timber blocks will house 120 pupils at Winchester College.

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A pair of brick and timber blocks will house 120 pupils at Winchester College.
Ten professionals who studied architecture but have taken their careers in very different directions talk about how their education nevertheless continues to shape the way they work
Four sculptural ‘Waylamps’ designed by andre kong studio and landscape and design practice Wayward have been installed as public artworks between Colindale and North Finchley.
John McAslan + Partners has completed its conversion of a former Victorian power station into a residential teaching facility for the Saïd Business School
The Crown Estate has announced plans to re-tender its multidisciplinary capital projects framework later this month.
Maccreanor Lavington has been appointed to design student homes that will sit alongside Witherford Watson Mann’s revamp of the Albany arts centre in Deptford, south-east London.
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust has unveiled updated designs by Allies and Morrison and HOK for a new St Mary’s Hospital and expanded life sciences campus in Paddington
Shropshire Council is seeking a conservation architect for a series of repairs to the Grade I-listed Shrewsbury Castle [Deadline: 29 October 2026]
The Russian artist-architect’s installation combines vintage shelving and display cabinets with ‘mirrors to eternity’, creating the impression of an endless library
Beam Camp in New Hampshire, United States, has launched its annual international competition to design a $15,000 temporary installation [Deadline: 30 November 2026]
Burnley Borough Council is seeking consultants for a new £7 million construction professional services framework [Deadline: 17 November 2026]
Bedford College is seeking an architect for a range of projects across its campuses in Bedfordshire.
Front gardens can determine the future of a neighbourhood community. Why do modern housing schemes tend to neglect them? asks Aga Szedzianis
What if Nature Comes First? was the theme of last month’s two-week Oslo Architecture Triennale, offering plenty of idealism and invention. But was it simply preaching to the converted?
Developer Berkeley has failed in its application for a judicial review of its dRMM-led redevelopment of the Aylesham Centre in Peckham, following its rejection by the Planning Inspectorate
For one architectural assistant, sketching became a way to understand space, test inhabitation and rethink architecture ✍️
Coventry City Council has launched a £5 million framework supporting its school expansion programme and wider capital projects.
Make Architects has posted a pre-tax profit for the first time since 2022 but has seen its turnover slip by 7 per cent
The Mayor of London has approved KPF's mixed-use Shoreditch Works scheme after it was called in following a clash between Hackney councillors and planning officers
RIBA president election runner-up Duncan Baker-Brown reveals he was one of 270 architects kicked off the ARB register for failing to comply with its new CPD regime – even though he had done no such thing