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HTA Design reveals proposals for Queen Elizabeth II memorial garden
HTA Design has unveiled proposals for a new memorial garden commemorating Queen Elizabeth II in London’s Regent’s Park
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HTA boss on why the practice keeps winning AJ100 Employer of the Year
Good design and standout staff benefits are just two of the reasons why HTA Design won AJ100 Employer of the Year for a third time in a row, the practice’s managing partner Simon Baylis told an AJ100 lunch
HTA to share secrets of being a good employer at AJ100 lunch
HTA Design managing partner Simon Bayliss will speak at an AJ100 lunch in King's Cross next Thursday after his practice won the AJ100 Employer of the Year award for an unprecedented third year running
A third of homes granted planning permission are not being built
A third of homes receiving planning consent are not being built, stark new statistics have revealed
AJ100 Champion 2024: HTA Design
HTA Design, the housing specialist ranked 18th in this year’s AJ100, is an enthusiastic advocate of volumetric construction because projects can be built faster, for less money and with much less embodied carbon
HTA Design crowned AJ100 Employer of the Year for third year running
HTA Design has been named the winner of the AJ100 Employer of the Year award for an unprecedented third year running
Six architecture practices named AJ100 Champions 2024
The AJ can reveal its six AJ100 Champions 2024, which are now all in the running for the AJ100 Practice of the Year award
‘Difficult and uncertain times’: Wave of redundancies hits top architects
Some of the UK's top practices are laying off staff as industry-wide contraction and economic uncertainty continues to hit workloads and stall projects
Why it’s time to start decoding green construction
Delivering lower-impact buildings through construction is complicated, says HTA’s Rory Bergin, but as a profession, we need to get better at it
HTA and Tate + Co to rejig historic Kent castle’s estate
Councillors have approved plans drawn up by HTA Design and Tate + Co to rework key elements of Grade I-listed Scotney Castle in Kent