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Architects condemn scrapping of water pollution rules
The government’s decision to scale back environmental rules on water pollution in order to ‘unblock 100,000 homes’ by 2030 has been called into question by the profession
Tag: HTA Design
HTA wins contest for landscape-led Canterbury regeneration
HTA Design has won a competition for a new landscape-led regeneration of Canterbury, Kent
HTA Design unveils long-awaited Croydon tower scheme
HTA Design has submitted plans for a 35 and 47-storey development on a site in Croydon formerly earmarked for a 68-storey tower by CZWG Architects
HTA wins contest to upgrade Crystal Palace Park
HTA Design has won Bromley Council’s competition for an ambitious £17.45 million overhaul of Crystal Palace Park in south London
Practice wins AJ100 Employer of the Year for second year running
HTA Design has scooped the AJ100 Employer of the Year title for the second consecutive year
Ex-RIBA boss Ben Derbyshire fends off angle grinder-wielding bike thieves
Former RIBA president Ben Derbyshire has said he is ‘saddened and depressed’ following an attempted theft of his bicycle in broad daylight
HTA retrofits Hackney Wick warehouse as its own studio
The rework of four adjacent Victorian industrial buildings in east London into one interconnected workspace provides a new home for the practice’s 200 London staff
HTA wins approval for twin modular co-living towers in Ealing
Ealing Council has given HTA Design the go-ahead for a 32 and 27-storey modular housing scheme in west London, containing 462 co-living units
New housing funds not a ‘silver bullet’ for ending homelessness, architects warn
Architects have warned that a government-funded drive to create new homes for rough sleepers, while welcome, will not solve homelessness
Air-quality rules for new developments set out by Mayor of London
London’s mayor Sadiq Khan has announced ‘pioneering’ rules to ensure major new developments help clean up the capital’s air