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Winner of Dulwich Picture Gallery play sculpture revealed
Design and architecture studio McCloy + Muchemwa has won the London Festival of Architecture (LFA) competition to design a playable sculptural structure at the Dulwich Picture Gallery
Competition wins
Updates on architectural competitions, including shortlists, winners and other news
RIAS criticises housing association tender for unsustainably low bidding
The RIAS has spoken out after a recent procurement process run by Maryhill Housing Association resulted in ‘fees across the board’ being ‘well below’ sustainable levels
Mikhail Riches wins work for Manchester Council’s housing company
Mikhail Riches, a previous Stirling Prize-winner and a contender again this year, has been picked to deliver around 1,000 homes in Manchester for the local authority’s development arm, This City
Emerging architects win Belfast alley revamp contest
A trio of emerging architect have won a competition to overhaul an alleyway in west Belfast with a garden shed-inspired project
Hayhurst and Co wins go-ahead for Bristol community centre overhaul
Bristol City Council has approved Hayhurst and Co’s competition-winning £10 million overhaul of Bristol’s Filwood Community Centre
Williamson’s defence of architectural competitions prompts backlash
RIBA president-elect Chris Williamson’s defence of architectural competitions has provoked a heated debate
V&A picks Gibson Thornley to overhaul its South Asia Galleries
A team led by Gibson Thornley has won a competition to rethink the historic galleries used to house artefacts from South Asia at the Victoria and Albert Museum in South Kensington
Three Roads Lead to Rome scholarships open
The British School at Rome (BSR) is accepting applications for three classical architecture scholarship awards [Deadline: 2 December 2024]
Wallace Collection seeks architect to masterplan London base
The Wallace Collection (TWC) is seeking an architect an ambitious 6,300m² revamp of its Manchester Square headquarters in central London [Deadline: 20 November 2024]
Olympic legacy landscape and public-realm framework winners named
The London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC) has named the teams selected for its new £2 million landscape and public realm design services framework