The Architects’ Journal Foster + Partners reveals designs for 62-storey Manhattan skyscraper Proposals for a 62-storey New York skyscraper designed by Foster + Partners have been unveiled The post Foster + Partners reveals designs for 62-storey Manhattan skyscraper appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Ian Weinfass ..read more

The Architects’ Journal Birmingham set to refuse 42-storey tower above listed former hospital Design consultancy Marrons’ plans for a 42-storey tower above a Grade II-listed former hospital have been recommended for refusal by Birmingham City Council's planning officers The post Birmingham set to refuse 42-storey tower above listed former hospital appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Gino Spocchia ..read more

The Architects’ Journal KPF unveils ‘staggered’ life sciences scheme for King’s Cross Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF) has unveiled designs for an 18,000m2, seven-storey 'staggered' life science and tech building near London's King’s Cross The post KPF unveils ‘staggered’ life sciences scheme for King’s Cross appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Anna Highfield ..read more

The Architects’ Journal AI will never replace the human creative spark While artificial intelligence can help us to be more efficient, the creative and collaborative nature of architecture and design can never be replaced by a computer program, argues John Porter  The post AI will never replace the human creative spark appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Anna Highfield ..read more

The Architects’ Journal AHMM submits major lab scheme next to Royal London Hospital Allford Hall Monaghan Morris (AHMM) has submitted plans for a major new lab complex next to the Royal London Hospital in east London The post AHMM submits major lab scheme next to Royal London Hospital appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Anna Highfield ..read more

The Architects’ Journal Case study: Gateway West by Gort Scott The four-storey workspace building is part of an emerging creative industries hub in White City in west London. Photography by David Grandorge The post Case study: Gateway West by Gort Scott appeared first on The Architects’ Journal AJ Contributor ..read more

The Architects’ Journal City of London backs Sheppard Robson/ Diller Scofidio + Renfro Barbican scheme City of London councillors have given their support to Sheppard Robson and Diller Scofidio + Renfro's controversial demolition and rebuild plans for London Wall West – but Michael Gove could still rule on the proposals The post City of London backs Sheppard Robson/ Diller Scofidio + Renfro Barbican scheme appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Gino Spocchia ..read more

The Architects’ Journal BREAKING: Gove intervenes over Barbican demolition plans Communities secretary Michael Gove has put a pause on the City of London’s demolition plans for Bastion House and the former Museum of London by issuing an Article 31 order The post BREAKING: Gove intervenes over Barbican demolition plans appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Gino Spocchia ..read more

The Architects’ Journal As ARB plans educational shake-up, it needs to hear about your work placements Felicity Atekpe, a member of the ARB's independent commission on Professional Practical Experience, calls for feedback on work placements as the board plans its architectural education shake-up The post As ARB plans educational shake-up, it needs to hear about your work placements appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Anna Highfield ..read more

The Architects’ Journal Architect fined £2.5k over ‘casual and ill-informed’ approach to contracts The ARB has fined a Brighton and Hove-based architect £2,500 for his ‘casual and ill-informed approach’ to contract formation, and for failures in advising a client on project costs The post Architect fined £2.5k over ‘casual and ill-informed’ approach to contracts appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Anna Highfield ..read more