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English Building Developments

Key Architectural Designs in England – United Kingdom built environment updates

Post updated 28 July 2024

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

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Architecture in England – recently added to this page:

9 May 2024
Lord’s Cricket Ground Tavern and Allen stands, London
Architects: WilkinsonEyre
Lord’s Cricket Ground Tavern and Allen stands

11 Dec 2023
Jurassic House, Dorset, southwest England
Design: AR Design Studio

photograph © Martin Gardner
Jurassic House

Leicester Engineering Department Building Renovation, Leicestershire, central England
Design: Berman Guedes Stretton

picture from S&R
Leicester Engineering Department Building
Britain’s most iconic building of the mid 20th Century. Berman Guedes Stretton has been appointed by the University of Leicester to renovate its engineering department workshops. Designed by Stirling and Gowan in 1959 and considered one of the most significant and influential post war buildings in the UK, it is famous for its sculptural, diamond shaped glazed roof form.

Museum of Liverpool Building, northwest England
Design: 3XN Architects

photo © Philip Handforth
Museum of Liverpool Building
The new Museum of Liverpool is largest newly-built national museum in Britain for more than a century. The new Museum of Liverpool, opening on July 19th will not only tell the story of its importance as one of the World’s great ports or about its cultural influence, such as with the Beatles phenomenon. It will also serve as a meeting point for History, the People of Liverpool and visitors from around the globe. Therefore, according to the Architect, Kim Herforth Nielsen, the structure functions as much more than just a Building or a Museum.

Liverpool Waterfront Buildings
Design: Chapman Taylor Architects

image from developer
Liverpool Waterfront Buildings
£5.5bn skyscraper scheme for Liverpool’s northern docklands. The city council planning committee unanimously approved the Liverpool Waters plan by Peel Holdings for the 150-acre site. However, the planning application was sent to communities secretary Eric Pickles MP, due to its size and concerns over its impact on the World Heritage Site.