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Here is the shortlist for the IBP Feature Journalist of the Year: - Peter Apps, Inside Housing - Jennifer Hahn, Dezeen - Anna Highfield, Architects’ Journal - David Rogers, Building News - Lucy Scott, Real Estate Capital - Ian Weinfass, Construction News / Freelance Congratulations!

Here is the shortlist for IBP New Journalist of the Year! - Daniel Gayne, Building News - Anna Highfield, Architects’ Journal - Madeleine Knight, Property Week - Michael Lloyd, Social Housing - Thames Menteth, Ground Engineering - Ciaran Nerval, Property Week Congratulations!

Gensler unveils design to retrofit Foster’s former City Hall building. Looks like they are planning to carve a hole in the front facing the river Gensler Anna Highfield architectsjournal.co.uk/news/gensler-u…

The Murray, Hong Kong, Public Works Department 1969 Windows meticulously oriented to avoid intrusion of excessive direct sunlight 📸 by Patrick Kasingsing

Angry residents of Alexandra Road Estate claim Camden Council's proposed heating upgrade will destroy the listed Neave Brown-designed estate, completed in 1978 architectsjournal.co.uk/news/angry-ale…

Here’s a quick roundup of highlights from research we published in 2023, on climate change, capitalism, colonialism, degrowth and post-capitalist futures. As always, free PDFs are available via the link at the end of the thread. 🧵

Hard not to feel depressed at the state & future of the music press, but to try and get new/independent artists some coverage, from next week I’ll be choosing a selection of the Best New Songs (each Fri) for the Telegraph. Any suggestions 📩 [email protected]

Birmingham City Council planners have controversially voted in favour of demolishing the city’s landmark Ringway Centre for a second time architectsjournal.co.uk/news/birmingha…

Projects re-shortlisted for RIBA East Midlands Awards. Seems to be an emerging theme here in 2024, across other regions too. Second chances... Anna Highfield Architects’ Journal Royal Institute of British Architects architectsjournal.co.uk/news/projects-…

Heatherwick Studio has bagged the job of converting London's iconic Grade II-listed BT Tower into a hotel Gino Spocchia architectsjournal.co.uk/news/heatherwi…

Buckley Gray Yeoman (BGY) has been refused planning permission to overhaul and add an extra nine storeys to Birmingham’s landmark 17-storey Colmore Gate building over heritage concerns architectsjournal.co.uk/news/bgys-plan…

Back to BSF? What now for England’s decaying schools estate Anna Highfield Haverstock Assorted S+T* BDP AY Architects Architects’ Journal FCBStudios architectsjournal.co.uk/news/back-to-b…

Great piece from Marc Cairns of New Practice on why LGBTQIA+ History Month is still needed in architecture architectsjournal.co.uk/news/opinion/w…

Thinktank slams ‘tall building mania’ and calls for public votes on towers architectsjournal.co.uk/news/thinktank…

NEWS: Hayatsu Architects has won the 2024 AJ Small Projects Award bit.ly/3w68yyE

🚨Shortlist announced! 🎉@savebrit and Architects’ Journal are delighted to announce the 6 teams proceeding to final stage of our re:store ideas competition to find a new lease of life for M&S Oxford Street building. View the entries: rb.gy/032ll8

Survey: General Election 2024 – who will you vote for? Take our super speedy survey architectsjournal.co.uk/news/general-e…

Platinum ticketing needs to be outlawed istg. Because what you mean a quarter of a thousand pounds to screech along to I’m workin late cause I’m a singer

Climate breakdown is the quiet story in the backdrop of these Olympics, extreme weather changing events, stadiums evacuated, ice vests, hockey being broken down into 1/8ths if it hits certain temperatures, torrential rain, all the space of a week.

All buildings look good with shading Awnings to reduce overheating on a Grade II* house, from Historic England