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Jonathan Glancey, The Guardian
Rowan Moore, The Evening Standard
Amanda Levete Architects has harnessed high quality ship hull technology to create an ingenious sculptural facade.
Bridge recognised for Best Structural Design 2009.
Amanda Levete has been invited to chair the jury for an international architecture competition taking place as part of ExperimentaDesign 2009 in Lisbon, Portugal.
Levete will also lecture at the EXD09/GALP conference on Saturday October 03.
Four Amanda Levete Architects projects shortlisted for 2009 World Architecture Festival Awards.
AL_A Director, Alvin Huang will on September 10 lecture in Hong Kong.
Amanda Levete Architects is shortlisted for the Whitworth Gallery, Manchester competition.
19 September - 4 October 2009
Amanda Levete opens this year’s New Designers exhibition, a forum for emerging designers and recent graduates and presents awards to prize winning graduates.
Amanda Levete Architects’ recently completed Spencer Dock Bridge in Dublin is shortlisted as the Best Structural Design of the Year in the 2009 LEAF Awards. The Bridge is one of three projects shortlisted in the category.
Amanda Levete Architects today released first images of the completed Spencer Dock Bridge in Dublin.
Amanda Levete Architects shortlisted for Nørreport Station Design Competition in Copenhagen, Denmark
The scaffolding on Hills Place is being removed, revealing the aluminium facade of the office building located just off Oxford Street, London.
Leo Burley, The Independent
News Corporation today announced that it has submitted a planning application to the London Borough of Tower Hamlets for the re-modelling of the main building at its historic site in Wapping. News Corporation commissioned Amanda Levete Architects to design the building and worked with planning consultants DP9 to prepare the application.
Amanda Levete Architects is to develop a major retail and hotel complex in central Bangkok, Thailand.
We are pleased to announce the formation of Amanda Levete Architects following the late Jan Kaplicky and Levete’s decision in 2007 to pursue independent interests.
Elizabeth Grice, The Daily Telegraph
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