Yorkshire Post Site Leeds, Property Development
Sheppard Robson has received outline planning permission from Leeds City Council for a major mixed use scheme on the former Yorkshire Post site, a key gateway into Leeds city centre.
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Sheppard Robson has received outline planning permission from Leeds City Council for a major mixed use scheme on the former Yorkshire Post site, a key gateway into Leeds city centre.
Whitechapel Vision: London community architecture design by BDP recognised at 2014 national Planning Awards: development, town planning project images
Summit House, London EC2 office development – design by Astudio Architects – Summit House redevelopment: Wilson Street property, City of London EC2 building
Nièvre’s Departmental Archives in France. The rundown building housing Nièvre’s departmental archives has undergone rehabilitation and been provided with an extension. Two new buildings are positioned in parallel with the existing rehabilitated building.
John McAslan’s Smithfield proposal is ‘sophisticated’, states English Heritage. Save Britain’s Heritage calls the plans the ‘worst mutilation of a major Victorian building in 30 years’. The market halls date from 1883, but derelict for the last 15 years, are facing a controversial £160m plan to scoop out their innards and insert six-storey blocks of shops and offices in their place.
Design: Pilbrow & Partners
Part of architect Sir Terry Farrell’s Masterplan.
Parts of the scheme designed by Pilbrow & Partners include the Broadway Terrace Building in what will become Earls Court Village and a prominent building entitled The Prow.
Detailed design proposals for further phases of the Earls Court Masterplan will be presented for consultation in late 2014.
Design: Lee Boyd Architects. The Haining is an A Listed Palladian House (c1795-1820) on the edge of Selkirk in the Scottish Borders. The Haining Charitable Trust with assistance from SHBT have embarked on a long-term project to revitalise the house, the grounds and out buildings
Tollgate Gardens in Maida Vale, London. BDP has secured detail planning consent for its competition winning housing and regeneration project at Tollgate Gardens in Maida Vale, London. The redevelopment of the 1960s estate forms the first step in Westminster City Council’s ambitious Housing Renewal Strategy.
Re-use of a former factory in Delfshaven: In the heart of bustling Delfshaven on the banks of the river Schie is an old characteristic industrial complex located which has lost a lot of its luster and vibrancy in the course of the years. The by time grown together agglomeration of characteristic buildings has become in an almost irreversible process of decline by years of vacancy and neglect.
Subject to verification by the Mayor of London the planning approval now paves the way for KSD to regenerate the area around and including the ugly town hall extension with a new cinema, new public spaces, shops, homes and offices.
Brighton Old Municipal Market Redevelopment for Cathedral Group & McLaren property design by shedkm: transforming a derelict municipal market building in Circus Street into a vibrant new area.
Design: wurm+wurm architekten. This project is a renewal of an empty 1980s building: the architects re-modeled the precast concrete production facility into a modern, flexible office and workshop building.
The C10 highrise at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences, built in the mid-1960s, required architectural and technical refurbishment in order to reinforce its iconic status as sole highrise in the area announcing the campus throughout the city.
Hans-Sachs-Haus Conversion, Gelsenkirchen Building Development, Germany Project, German Architecture Hans-Sachs-Haus Conversion, Germany Gelsenkirchen Listed Building – design by von Gerkan, Marg and Partners (gmp) 30 Aug 2013 Gelsenkirchen Town Hall Design: von Gerkan, Marg and Partners (gmp) Location: Gelsenkirchen, Germany Hans-Sachs-Haus Town Hall Gelsenkirchen After a construction period of four years, the city of Gelsenkirchen … Read more
Conversion of the Hanomag ‘U-Boat Hall’, Hannover, north Germany, into a RS+Yellow Furniture Outlet by BOLLES+WILSON. There is today an enormous potential in the re-scripting of grand industrial spaces, survivors from an epoch that had less trouble expressing itself and its mechanical or technical potency than our current mean and exploitative ‘global shopping-centre-culture’.
Ironmonger Row Baths was built in 1931, designed by Alfred Cross PRIBA, a distinguished architect who specialised in public baths. The building provided the people of Finsbury with eighty slipper baths and a large public laundry, concealed by an Italian Renaissance palazzo façade. In 1938, Cross’s son Kenneth added two swimming pools to the side, with a small Turkish baths in the basement. It was listed Grade II in 2006.
The Crown Estate has announced today that it has established a joint venture that will see Canadian real estate company, Oxford Properties, take a 50 per cent stake in the £320 million commercial element of its landmark St James’s Market scheme