All PRP Architects articles – Page 5
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NewsGreen light for Royal Arsenal homes
Council approves latest phase of over-station development in south-east London
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NewsPlanning granted for brownfield site in Hackney
PRP Architects’ London Lane scheme will provide 49 new homes
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NewsPRP and CF Moller get planning for Cambridge housing
The scheme for Skanska features 273 new homes
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NewsPRP appointed to lead smart energy research study
Practice will conduct study as first phase of £100m project
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NewsOlympic Park legacy boss plans July re-opening
Everything except main stadium open again by April 2014
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NewsPRP chief vows to protect housing quality from 'bonfire of the regulations'
Independent Challenge Panel wants to raise standards as well as cut red tape
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NewsPRP completes first phase of £600 million South Kilburn revamp
Later phases designed by Alison Brooks Architects and Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands
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NewsPRP Architects gets approval for Gregg's Wood Estate
Green light from Tunbridge Wells Council for regeneration project
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NewsBrent Council set to approve Kilburn housing next month
Work on Alison Brooks Architects and Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands homes could start in 2013
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NewsPRP London housing scheme wins go-ahead
£150 million project to replace Lambeth estate is one of the last housing PFIs
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NewsPRP submits plans for Tunbridge Wells estate
Hybrid application to local council for Greggs Wood
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NewsCoalition’s housing boost ‘needs design funds’
Architects have called for design funding from the government to avoid a wave of poor-quality residential projects on the back of plans to boost Britain’s ailing house building industry.
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NewsPRP’s Lodge Hill masterplan submitted in Kent
Land Securities and MOD joint venture to develop 280ha site in Medway
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NewsPRP Architects opens first China office as firm's profits fall
PRP is setting up an office in Beijing with the practice predicting it will eventually add more
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NewsPRP and Aedas shortlised for heavenly Chongqing project
Site sits at meeting place of two major rivers
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Building StudyStratford High Street
Stratford’s Olympic legacy is already taking shape, but it is a bleak vision that is unlikely to benefit locals.