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AJ Small Projects winner scoops top Welsh award
Martin Edwards Architects – winner of AJ Small Projects 2020 – has been crowned winner of the ‘on a budget’ prize at the Royal Society of Architects in Wales (RSAW) awards
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AJ Climate Champions podcast: VeloCity with Sarah Featherstone and Jennifer Ross
Architect Sarah Featherstone and planner Jennifer Ross – both members of the all-female VeloCity team – describe their 21st-century strategy for the English countryside: fewer cars, more bikes and new housing in village clusters linked to rail stations
Only four projects win this year’s RIBA East Midlands awards
Just four projects have won RIBA East Midlands regional awards – half the number that received the same recognition in 2019
Case study: Stonecrop by Featherstone Young
This 347m2 new-build, sustainable house in Rutland has been designed as two wings to accommodate the client couple and their visiting family and friends
Featherstone Young wins Black Mountains College job
Featherstone Young has topped an all-Wales-based shortlist to masterplan the new Black Mountains College campus in the Brecon Beacons National Park
Featherstone Young designs sloping stone house in rural East Midlands
The 347m² house has two wings enclosing a central courtyard, one topped by a folded green roof rising out of the ground, giving the illusion that ’the field has been lifted up and the house slid in beneath’
New film: Inside Ty Pawb, AJ Retrofit of the Year
Featherstone Young’s retrofit of a car park in Wrexham was named AJ Retrofit of the Year at the AJ Retrofit Awards 2019
Featherstone Young’s gallery under car park wins Welsh Gold Medal
Featherstone Young’s gallery-beneath-a car park in Wrexham has seen off six other shortlisted schemes to win the 2019 Gold Medal for Architecture in Wales
Dow Jones’ Maggie’s Cardiff makes shortlist for Wales’ best building
Dow Jones’ Maggie’s Centre in Cardiff is one of seven projects vying for the 2019 Gold Medal for Architecture in Wales
Featherstone Young completes new base for Grenfell boxing club
The practice undertook this scheme on a pro bono basis, designing a two-storey community building and one-storey boxing club linked by a ‘social street’