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13/01/25
A IS FOR ARTERIES
Our first entry in The Urban Alphabet
10/01/25
THE URBAN ALPHABET
An A-Z of Healthy City-Making
10/01/25
BACK TO SCHOOL
Makower join University of Westminster students crit on 'The Institute of Public Luxury'
06/01/25
2024 ROUNDUP
Reflecting on this past year's achievements
23/12/24
MAKOWER ARCHITECTS ETHICS DEBATE
Our first Ethics Debate, diving into the complex and often grey areas of ethics in architecture.
25/11/24
MAJOR MILESTONE IN SILK STREAM MASTERPLAN
We are very pleased to see the first phase of our masterplan designed with Hutchinson & Partners for St George and Sainsbury’s Silk Stream regeneration project has been realised.
20/11/24
OUR APPROACH TO SUSTAINABILITY
Actively up-skilling as a practice
30/10/24
SITE PROGRESS: BLOCK H3-4, HENDON
Our Block H3-4 in Hendon Waterside is now complete
29/08/24
NEW WATFORD MARKET
Regeneration vision for town centre recieves planning consent
29/07/24
RIBA AWARDS 2024
Hendon Waterside Block H1 is shortlisted
01/02/24
TOUCHING THE CITY
Thoughts on Urban Scale by Tim Makower
16/10/23
AAD BOOKS EVENT: ARCHITECTURE, SCALE AND THE CITY
A conversation concerning relationships of scale in design
02/10/23
PLANNING APPROVAL: HENDON WATERSIDE PHASES 5 & 6
We are delighted to announce that two significant planning applications have been submitted
03/07/23
LONDON FESTIVAL OF ARCHITECTURE 2023
Round-table discussions on innovative design for mental health
01/07/23
BUILDING FOR A HEALTHY LIFE ACCREDITATION
We are delighted to announce that the West Hendon Development Phase 4, developed by Barratt London, has received a Building for a Healthy Life Accreditation.
09/03/23
SITE PROGRESS: WEST HENDON PHASE 4
Exciting developments taking place on tower K2
01/03/22
SHORTLISTED FOR FUTURE PROJECTS AWARD
We have been shortlisted for the World Festival Architecture's Future Project Award for Silk Park
09/08/21
BRENT CROSS TOWN VISION UNVEILED
Developer Argent Related has promised to put sustainability, sport and social lives at the heart of the £5 billion north London development