Surrane Design has revamped Hommali, a Thai restaurant in New York, using traditional Thai home elements. This project highlights the importance of cultural storytelling in architecture.
The City of London is seeking tenders for a £60 million MEP infrastructure renewal at the Barbican Centre, a live arts venue. This project offers significant opportunities for AECM firms specializing in complex, phased construction projects.
Formation Design and Build secures approval for Hyde Housing's Greenwich project, marking a milestone in affordable housing development.
Seven Capital (Woodrow) Ltd has taken over as the main contractor for the £500 million Kensington tower project after Ardmore's collapse. This move underscores the importance of contingency planning in large-scale developments.
MIT researchers have engineered bacteria that can enable plants to sense and respond to environmental threats, offering potential cost savings and sustainability benefits for the AECM sectors.
Kier's appointment for the 10 Piccadilly redevelopment marks a key phase in the Crown Estate's West End vision, offering significant opportunities for AECM businesses.
Denmark's southern coast expands by 300,000 square meters as part of the Fehmarnbelt Tunnel project, set to be the longest combined road-and-rail tunnel in the world, linking Denmark and Germany.
The transformation of a historic NYC train terminal into a hotel by Pratt Institute students exemplifies the trend of adaptive reuse in urban architecture, offering significant opportunities for AECM professionals.
The Bather's Cabin in East Sussex, designed by Built Works, showcases a mossy rooftop that blends with its woodland setting, highlighting sustainable architecture trends.
