Edgware Road Development Receives Planning Permission After a long and complex journey, we are pleased to have received planning permission for our major mixed-use development at Staples Corner. Developed in collaboration with Contour Planning for our clients AMAFHH, this project represents a significant urban regeneration initiative in north London. The scheme features a 22-storey tower adorned with a delicate aluminium exo-skeleton, set to become a dynamic visual landmark for traffic approaching London from the M1. The development integrates essential employment spaces, a hotel, and versatile conference and community facilities. This milestone comes after extensive consultation, detailed design iterations, and persistent collaboration – a testament to the commitment of all parties involved in bringing this transformative vision to fruition. A particular thanks to Justin Mills and all at Contour Planning for managing the planning process over the past number of years. #UrbanDevelopment #LondonArchitecture #MixedUseDevelopment #PlanningApproval #SustainableDesign #UrbanRegeneration
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London to become the 'Manhattan-on-Thames' London is on the brink of a skyline transformation, resembling a 'Manhattan-on-Thames', according to a recent report by New London Architecture. The report unveils plans for an impressive 583 towers across the city. Among these, nearly 600 towers, each soaring over 20 stories tall, are eagerly awaiting their turn in the development pipeline over the next decade. 🌆 This surge in vertical construction significantly surpasses the 270 skyscrapers erected in the previous decade alone. Peter Murray co-founder of New London Architecture, emphasized the profound impact tall buildings have had on the city's landscape over the past two decades and underscored their continued necessity. With London's population projected to soar to 10 million by 2030, Murray highlights the inevitability of further tall building developments to accommodate this growth. 🏙️ #londoncontruction #constructionnews #skyscrapers
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Dallas is evolving with groundbreaking construction trends shaping the city's skyline! 🌆 From sustainable building practices to smart technology integration, here are some key trends revolutionizing the industry: 🌿 Sustainable Building: A movement towards eco-friendly materials benefitting both the environment and the community. 💡 Smart Technology Integration: Buildings that think and respond, revolutionizing design and construction processes. 🏗 Modular Construction: Speed and efficiency without compromising quality, thanks to prefabricated components. 🏙 Mixed-Use Developments: Blending residential, commercial, and recreational spaces to meet diverse needs. 🌪 Resilient Design: Structures built to withstand extreme weather, ensuring safety and durability for generations. At TI Builders, we're more than builders; we're dreamers and doers passionate about Dallas's dynamic landscape. Let's collaborate to create extraordinary spaces where communities thrive! #DallasConstruction #SustainableBuilding #SmartTech #ModularConstruction #MixedUseDevelopments #ResilientDesign #TIBuilders #BuildingTheFuture
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Spotlight on one of our past projects: Located just minutes away from all the action, this beautiful community is not just a housing unit, it came in with easy access to transportation, shopping, entertainment, and only minutes from the beach and canals. This neighborhood boasts many outdoor recreation activities, including several parks and golf clubs just a short drive away. At Select Structural we understand the appeal of sprawling living areas, ample closet space, and all the bells and whistles of condo living. But creating these dream spaces requires more than just good looks – it requires a solid foundation in structural engineering. Larger living areas often translate to wider spans between supporting walls. Our team of experts designed efficient framing systems that delivers the open-concept feel. #StructuralEngineering #DreamApartment #ModernLiving
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I am back in Preston and that means a visit to one of my favourite buildings Preston Bus Station: A Monument to Modernist Vision and Civic Resilience In the heart of Preston, Lancashire, stands a structure that embodies the intersection of ambition, design, and public service: Preston Bus Station. To many, it's more than just a transport hub—it's a symbol of civic pride, architectural brilliance, and resilience in the face of change. Opened in 1969, this iconic building was once Europe’s largest bus station, a bold testament to the optimism of the post-war era. Its sweeping, curved concrete lines and vast scale reflect the modernist vision of architects Keith Ingham and Charles Wilson, creating a sense of flow and dynamism that mirrored the progressive aspirations of the time. Yet, the story of Preston Bus Station isn’t just about its striking design. It’s a story of survival. In the early 2000s, the station faced the very real threat of demolition. For some, it was a relic of a bygone era, out of place in a rapidly evolving city. But for others, it was a landmark worth fighting for. A passionate campaign led by local communities, architects, and heritage groups culminated in 2013 when the building was awarded Grade II listed status, securing its place in the city’s future. Since then, Preston Bus Station has undergone a transformation, balancing its historic significance with modern functionality. The redevelopment, completed in 2018, saw a sensitive restoration that respected the original design while improving facilities for today’s commuters. It’s now a bustling hub once again, serving as a gateway to Preston and a reminder of the city’s rich architectural heritage. Preston Bus Station is more than just a place where buses come and go—it’s a symbol of how communities can come together to preserve their heritage, how thoughtful design can endure the test of time, and how modernism, even in concrete, can remain a living part of our urban landscape. Next time you’re in Preston, take a moment to appreciate this remarkable structure. It's not just a bus station; it’s a piece of history that continues to serve the community, connecting people and places while standing tall as a testament to the power of collective action and the enduring relevance of great design. #Architecture #Heritage #Modernism #PrestonBusStation #CivicPride #UrbanDesign
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#throwbackthursday to when Maxxit joined forces with Centennial, Graycor and Stantec to create some magic! 🤝Together, we turned a challenging design into a stunning architectural masterpiece. From concept to reality, this community space in the Fox Valley Mall features a park-like theme that is inviting to shoppers and is a gathering point for people in the neighboring communities. 🌳💫 #maxxitspaces #foxvalleymall #protero #teamwork #collaboration #designtransformation #customdesign
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Across North America, malls in urban and suburban settings with large surface parking lots are transforming to meet increasing demands for additional housing and outdoor public spaces that are freely accessible and adaptable to community needs. Promenade Mall–originally built in 1986 as a suburban shopping centre–is undergoing a profound transformation that aligns with this urban design movement. In our role as landscape architect and urban designer, we're collaborating with @libertydevelopment and a multi-disciplinary project team to recast the mall's surrounding lands into a place for people to gather, socialize, shop, work, learn and live. The mall's property has been reimagined to introduce a network of complete streets for pedestrians, cyclists, transit users and motorists that provides easy access to rapid transit services. These streets will integrate with numerous parks, indoor and outdoor open spaces, and gathering places that will meet the needs of a multi-generational community through an overall design that promotes vibrancy, safety and accessibility. Collaborating with such a talented project team to create a distinct urban centre for the Vaughan community is truly an honour and we eagerly anticipate the project's continued evolution and eventual completion. Learn More: https://bit.ly/3CehaWp Architects: DIALOG, ZO1 Architects Civil: Accardi Engineering Group Transportation: BA Consulting Group Ltd. Planning: Bousfields Inc. #urbandesign #landscapearchitecture #malltransformation #parks #publicrealm #accessibility #walkability #adaptability #safety #cycling #transit
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BPTW has been appointed to design Phases 4 & 5 of the award-winning Rochester Riverside regeneration, with the reserved matters planning application recently submitted for approval. This appointment underscores our continued involvement in transforming this significant waterfront site, in collaboration with Vistry Group and The Hyde Group. This project is a lasting legacy to Chris Bath, who sadly passed away last month. He worked on this major regeneration project from its inception. His passion and enthusiasm for creating great places to live is evident and will continue with his talented team led by Caroline Dommett and Peter Sofoluke. Medway Council's flagship masterplan will provide over 1,400 new homes alongside commercial and community spaces in a landscaped public space network that connects the biodiverse riverside to the historic centre. Central to this vision is the commitment to placemaking which strengthens the local identity and creates a vibrant, cohesive community. The latest phases will introduce 353 new homes, comprising 115 houses and 238 apartments, built by Vistry under its Countryside Homes brand. 79 of the apartments will be provided as affordable homes. In addition, there will be ample car and cycle parking, and innovative public spaces, including an extension to the new river walk and green spaces that enhance connectivity with the historic Rochester High Street. Building upon the scheme’s established design principles, Phases 4 & 5 will further develop distinct designs that respond to the area’s industrial heritage. Phases 4 & 5 will utilise Vistry’s off-site manufactured timber frame structure for the houses, developed by BPTW, featuring standardised components that improve production efficiency and reduce carbon emissions during construction. A striking new entrance gateway at Eventide Park will feature strong frontage with a number of commercial spaces providing valuable amenities for residents. Public realm improvements are central to the scheme enhancing the river walk as a safe and inviting space for community interaction, while also supporting biodiversity. A temporary dock at Limehouse Wharf has been proposed by Medway Council offering the opportunity for river boat access including the Waverley Steamer, the world's last sea going paddle steamer. The project is set to progress through public consultation in the autumn, with a determination by Medway Council expected by winter. If approved, construction on Phases 4 and 5 is anticipated to commence in spring of 2025. Looking ahead, the masterplan will continue to evolve with the subsequent Phase 6, which will complete the regeneration of Rochester Riverside. CGI by Dean Wells #planningsubmission #architecture #regeneration #medway
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We know the built environment has a major role to play in preventing the further deterioration of our climate, with the construction and operation of buildings accounting for around 38% of global carbon emissions. Given the International Energy Agency predicts that global building stocks will double in floor area by 2050, and that existing buildings will make up 40% of stock, adaptive reuse is the most obvious way to move the needle around decarbonisation, whilst also tackling some of our most immediately pressing societal challenges. Hear about our approach on One Wall Street at #CTBUH2024 👇 #adaptivereuse #sustainabledesign #structuralengineering
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In this video, Ben Wieseman discusses the design of streets, parking spaces, and buildings impacts overall safety, functionality, and potentially property values. Properly designing these elements, including sidewalks and building placements, is crucial for ensuring safety and comfort for both drivers and pedestrians. Improved design can also make the area more attractive, potentially affecting property values positively. Comment any questions you have for Ben below! 💬 . . . #premiumpropertytrust #birminghamalabama #bhamal #realestateinvesting #realestate #architecture #pptreit #realestateinvestment #realestateinvestmenttrust #buildinggenerationalwealth #mixedused #newurbanism #generationalwealth #investing #reit #ppt #verticalintegration #premiumbydesign
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