Projects

Haigh Hall receives planning consent

Wigan’s Grade II* listed Haigh Hall has secured both planning permission and Listed Building Consent.

Nothing New: Lessons from Heritage

Asia Pacific Managing Director Tracey Skovronek and Head of Sustainability Laura Baron spoke to Build Australia to explore how the circular economy is not a new concept, but one deeply rooted in heritage practice.

Approval granted for Queen Elizabeth II Memorial

Proposals for the national memorial to Queen Elizabeth II have been approved by Westminster City Council, with Purcell part of the design team led by Foster + Partners.

Architecture Today explores heritage retrofit through the Elizabeth Tower

Associate Matthew Wittrick joined Architecture Today to explore how historic buildings can meet modern performance demands while preserving their heritage value.

Planning consent secured for 27-28 Throgmorton Street’s hotel transformation

Planning and Listed Building Consent has been granted for the adaptive reuse of 27–28 Throgmorton Street, a Grade II* listed building in the City of London, into a 30-bedroom independently branded extended-stay hotel.

Future Preparedness Programme: Strengthening museums for a changing climate

Across the UK and wider world, museums are facing increasing pressures from climate change, ageing buildings and rising environmental risks.

Manchester’s Portico Library secures planning consent

The beloved cultural building takes a step forward into becoming an accessible, sustainable, and educational hub.

The Courtauld unveils vision for new Somerset House campus

The Courtauld has announced an ambitious redevelopment of its Somerset House home.

Major month of progress for Cyfarthfa Castle

November has been a landmark month for Cyfarthfa Castle, with significant progress on both the long-term transformation of the site and the urgent works needed to safeguard its future.

North End Shipyard Visitor Centre officially becomes first museum visitor centre to achieve Passivhaus certification

The North End Shipyard Visitor Centre has officially achieved Passivhaus certification – becoming the first museum visitor centre to be Passivhaus Certified.