On the 25th June associate Anne Schroell took part in a panel discussion as part of the London Festival of Architecture hosted by AKT II. The theme of the event was "Are we hearing the voices of those most affected by the housing crisis?"
The competition winning design for major alterations to London’s Natural History Museum, by Niall McLaughlin Architects and Kim Wilkie Landscape Architect, has been given planning approval by the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea. We will create a new civic square at the junction of Exhibition Road and Cromwell Road, a new entrance from South Kensington Underground Station and a series of garden galleries, extending the life of the museum out into its grounds.
To read Dezeen’s feature on the project, click here.