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RIBA Stirling Prize 2024: bookies’ odds revealed
London mega-projects are the bookies’ favourites on the ‘uninspiring’ shortlist to win the nation’s top architecture prize
Mikhail Riches and GT3 reveal new designs for Ealing leisure centre
Mikhail Riches and GT3 Architects have unveiled revamped designs for the leisure centre at the heart of a major Ealing Council housing development
Mikhail Riches wins approval for rejigged Park Hill scheme after resident backlash
Mikhail Riches has been granted planning permission for a revised 125-home scheme at Park Hill, Sheffield, the fourth phase of the estate’s long-running restoration
Carmody Groarke art gallery ditched in latest plans for Park Hill
Mikhail Riches has submitted fresh plans for the ongoing overhaul of Sheffield’s Park Hill estate, ditching Carmody Groarke’s approved art gallery and controversially adding car parking on green space
AJ Retrofit Awards 2023 winners revealed
Mikhail Riches has won the 2023 AJ Retrofit of the Year award for the second phase of Sheffield’s Park Hill housing estate
Park Hill Phase 2 by Mikhail Riches: less vibrancy, more subtlety
A decade after the Stirling-shortlisted first phase of regenerating Sheffield’s massive housing estate, the latest instalment retains more of the building’s original fabric
Top UK names shortlisted for Bratislava Southbank contest
Zaha Hadid Architects, William Matthews Associates, Mikhail Riches and Studio Egret West are among six teams shortlisted to design a mixed-use development in the Slovakian capital of Bratislava
Stirling Prize winner gets go-ahead for Passivhaus terraces in south London
Mikhail Riches has been given planning permission for 36 Passivhaus home in south London
First Goldsmith Street council home to be sold off under Right to Buy
Mikhail Riches’ Stirling Prize-winning housing project will soon see its first home sold off under Right to Buy, amid growing outrage over government plans to expand the policy