The Architects’ Journal Architecture News & Buildings
Waterloo wayfinding, London
Lambeth Council is recruiting a design team for an upgrade of wayfinding and public realm around Waterloo station in central London [Deadline: 11 November 2024]
Competition wins
Updates on architectural competitions, including shortlists, winners and other news
Battersea underpass £2m upgrade contest – finalists revealed
The London Festival of Architecture (LFA) has shortlisted seven teams to design a £2 million upgrade of Battersea’s ‘unwelcoming’ Falcon Road Bridge
Morris + Company team wins Brussels office retrofit job
Morris + Company has won a major mixed-use retrofit job in the European Quarter in Brussels, Belgium, beating UK and international competition
British Museum names finalists in entrances contest
The British Museum has shortlisted five design teams in a contest to upgrade both its north and south entrances
Dulwich Picture Gallery play sculpture shortlist revealed
The London Festival of Architecture (LFA) has named the shortlist in its two-stage competition to design a playable sculptural structure at the Dulwich Picture Gallery
Finalists in contest for £30m Paddington science hub revealed
The RIBA has named the five finalists in its competition to design a £30 million life sciences hub at St Mary’s Hospital in London’s Paddington
Mikhail Riches team wins contest for new Wolverhampton neighbourhood
Developer Capital & Centric has chosen Mikhail Riches and Periscope to create a major new neighbourhood in Wolverhampton city centre
Revealed: 623 entries in Helsinki architecture museum contest
All 623 submissions have been revealed in the contest for Finland’s New Museum of Architecture and Design in Helsinki – to be built on the site of the scrapped Guggenheim Museum
Page\Park lands Fyvie Castle revamp job
National Trust for Scotland has picked Page\Park to design a major conservation and upgrade of Fyvie Castle in Aberdeenshire
Queen Elizabeth memorial design contest to launch this year
A competition to design a memorial to Queen Elizabeth II in St James’s Park, central London, will be launched before the end of the year