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Jonathan Tuckey Design restores Italian farmhouse
Jonathan Tuckey Design has a restored a 19th century farmstead in the Piemonte region of northern Italy, transforming the hillside ensemble into a sunlit home and studio for a fashion designer
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Building with regenerative materials
Jonathan Tuckey, director at Jonathan Tuckey Design, Nikolay Shahpazov, associate at Bennetts Associates, and Anna Lisa McSweeney, architect at White Arkitekter, spoke at an Architects’ Journal event at the Roca London Gallery last week about building with regenerative materials
Jonathan Tuckey wins approval for chalk and hempcrete house
Jonathan Tuckey Design has been given the go-ahead for a 533m2 family home in rural Surrey made from chalk and hempcrete
Jonathan Tuckey reveals nursery plans for British mainland’s northern tip
Jonathan Tuckey Design has drawn up plans for a 72m² nursery in rural Caithness, Scotland on the northern tip of the British mainland
RetroFirst stories: Jonathan Tuckey on revamping deaf charity’s 19th-century home
The latest in an AJ series looking at architects who have saved buildings from the bulldozers or given them a new lease of life
Jonathan Tuckey Design wins approval for Cambridge hempcrete house
Jonathan Tuckey Design has won planning permission for an addition to a Victorian house in Cambridge made from hempcrete, a mix of hemp fibre with a lime binder
Building study: David Brownlow Theatre by Jonathan Tuckey Design
A studied miscellany of materials and styles add performance spaces and a new civic presence to a prep school near Newbury, writes Jay Merrick.
Jonathan Tuckey Design gets go-ahead for rammed earth house in Wiltshire
Wiltshire Council has approved plans by Jonathan Tuckey Design for a 650m² rammed earth house, thought to be one of just 15 built using this method in the past 20 years
Five things architects can do tomorrow to limit climate change
The AJ asked leaders in the sustainability field what immediate steps architects could take towards achieving a zero-carbon built environment in the near future
Gasholder apartments completed by WilkinsonEyre and Jonathan Tuckey in King’s Cross
The development for Argent and the King’s Cross Partnership inserts 145 high-end apartments, with a gym and spa, inside three Grade II-listed, cast-iron gasholders