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Key Contemporary Architectural Developments in England, United Kingdom

post updated 28 July 2024

Architecture in England

We have 4 pages of English Architecture selections with links to hundreds of individual project pages. We cover completed English buildings, new building designs and architectural exhibitions. We also post architecture competitions across England. The focus is on contemporary buildings in England but information on traditional English architecture is also welcome.

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Recent English Buildings – latest additions to this page, arranged chronologically:

11 June 2024
Morpeth Leisure Centre, Morpeth, Northumberland, northeast England
Design: GT3 Architects

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Morpeth Leisure Centre, Northumberland, England

28 March 2024
Riverside Stand, Fulham, southwest London
Design: Populous

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Riverside Stand, Fulham Football Club

23 Jul 2013
Number One Riverside Rochdale, north west England – building news
Design: Faulknerbrowns

photo © Hufton+Crow
Number One Riverside Rochdale
After a successful design competition, Faulknerbrowns were asked by Rochdale Borough Council to design a new civic office to achieve three strategic objectives:
• rationalization of their estate from thirty-three buildings into one;
• provision of an environment which delivers ‘new ways of working’;
• creation of a sense of community engagement and social transparency.
All of these objectives on their own stimulated and excited the design team; combined, they provided a unique opportunity to develop a special building within the challenging context of an economic downturn.

8 Mar 2013
26-48 Oxford Street Building, London
Design: ESA – Capita Symonds

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26-48 Oxford Street Building
Westminster Council has approved plans for the second phase in the redevelopment of 26-48 Oxford Street in London subject to the signing of S106. ESA – part of Capita Symonds – is leading the design of this key West End regeneration project on behalf of developer Oriana GP Ltd, a joint venture between Land Securities and Frogmore.

6 Mar 2013
Richard Deacon’s Cornice, Piccadilly, west London
Design: Eric Parry Architects

photo : Dirk Lindner
Richard Deacon’s Cornice
A major new piece of public art has been unveiled in Piccadilly in front of an audience of leading figures from the world of art, architecture, property and local government, including Sir Nicholas Serota, Director of the Tate, artists Richard Deacon and Antony Gormley.

4 Mar 2013
The ME Hotel, Aldwych Crescent, central London
Design: Foster + Partners

photo : Francisco Guerrero
The ME Hotel
The ME Hotel – the first flagship hotel in which everything, from the shell of the building to the bathroom fittings has been designed by celebrated British architects Foster + Partners – has opened in London. An elegant fusion of interior and exterior design, the scheme completes the grand sweep of buildings that make up the Aldwych Crescent, repairing the urban grain and restoring a little lost glamour to the heart of the West End.

4 Mar 2013
Thames Hub Airport, London
Design: Foster + Partners

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Thames Hub Airport
Foster + Partners has confirmed to the Airports Commission, the organisation investigating airport capacity in the UK led by Sir Howard Davies, that it intends to submit a proposal to the Commission in July for a new hub airport in the Thames Estuary.