The San Francisco office of Dowling Duncan has shared with us their entry to the [LONDON] Olympic Games Information Pavilion Competition (previously on Bustler) which secured them the Third Place (Bronze Medal anyone?). The proposal of a pavilion within London's Trafalgar Square during the 2012…

Winners have been announced in the  [LONDON] Information Pavilion. The international ideas competition, hosted by [AC-CA], invited architects and architecture students to design a temporary, freestanding information pavilion within the world famous Trafalgar Square in the Heart of London during the 2012 Olympic Games.

The practice of former SOM London Design Director Michel Mossessian, mossessian & partners, will receive two awards at MIPIM Architectural Review Future Awards this year for Al Barahat Square, a new civic space in Doha, Qatar and the centerpiece of Qatari developer Dohaland’s $5.5 billion…

London-based Studio Weave, in collaboration with MESH Partnership landscape architects, have recently won the competition for a public space in Blackburn town center as part of the International Landscape Competition, Pennine Lancashire Squared. Studio Weave’s entry was…

The first two winners have been announced in the Pennine Lancashire Squared architecture competition which aims to create six public ‘squares’. Inspirational concept designs from Manchester-based Landscape Projects and from Civic Architects and Colour: Urban Design Ltd, for high profile public spaces in Accrington and Burnley…

Six leading teams of architects have been shortlisted to develop their ideas for a brand new public square for London at King’s Cross station. Bigger than Leicester Square, the new square at King’s Cross station is one of the most important schemes of its kind for the capital, giving London…

One of the last remaining blights of 1960s London is set for regeneration following the selection of DSDHA as the design team for the Waterloo City Square scheme. Fighting off competition from Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands and EDAW, DSDHA has been selected to rethink the ugly and inaccessible street…