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Tonkin Liu’s Hackney high street infill scheme gets green light
Hackney Council has approved Tonkin Liu’s retrofit of a former pub in Hackney, east London, into a mixed-used scheme with 10 flats
Tag: Hackney
Magri Williams completes full-width rear extension for Hackney house
The relationship with natural light was pivotal in the client’s brief for transforming this home on Foulden Road in Hackney
Cairn pioneers use of low-carbon concrete on Hackney extension
‘House made by many hands’ is the first structure in the UK to specify a low-carbon limestone calcined clay cement concrete
Hackney names architects chosen for infill council housing jobs
Haworth Tompkins, Al-Jawad Pike, Sergison Bates, Archio and Citizens Design Bureau have been chosen by Hackney Council to build 400 new homes on infill sites across the borough
Morris + Co submits 339-unit co-living scheme on Olympic Park fringe
Morris + Company has unveiled plans to replace warehouses in Hackney Wick, east London, with an eight-storey co-living scheme that also includes workspace
[Y/N] Studio expands and improves affordable workspace at Bradbury Works
[Y/N] Studio has repaired and extended a terrace of workspaces in Hackney, wrapping the building in a polycarbonate skin and with deck access circulation in an industrial palette of materials
Astrain Scheldt reworks and extends Hackney house
This renovation of a five-storey house within the Well Street Common Conservation Area includes a new Crittall-glazed extension
Hackney Council names designer for history museum upgrade
Hackney Council has named GuM Studios as winner of its contest for a £750,000 revamp of its community history museum in north-east London
Case study: 16 Broadway Market by Delvendahl Martin Architects
The project on Hackney's Broadway Market refurbished a shop and flats while adding a timber-framed rear extension. Photography by Tim Crocker
Mowat & Co wins approval for Hackney haberdashery-to-housing retrofit
Hackney Council has approved Mowat & Company’s transformation of an old haberdashery in Dalston, east London, into flats and a revamped commercial space