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11 May 2023
Mass Timber Insurance Playbook launches
The Mass Timber Insurance Playbook aimed at addressing the challenges that developers face securing insurance for timber buildings is now available to download.
9 May 2023
Material Tales opening at Hong Kong Science Museum
If you are in Hong Kong why not visit Material Tales – The Life of Things which is on at the Hong Kong Science Museum
The exhibition traces materials from their origins to our cognisance of how humans transform them into daily products through ingenious technology and design.
4 May 2023
Black & White Shortlisted for Mix Interiors Award
We're excited to share that The Black & White Building is a finalist in this year's Mix Interiors Awards.
30 March 2023
B&W shortlisted for Construction News Awards
We are delighted to announce that B&W is shortlisted for 2023 Construction News awards, Low Carbon Project of the Year.
22 March 2023
Long Life, Low Energy: Designing for a circular economy
B&W featured in the Long Life, Low Energy: Designing for a circular economy exhibition running until 29th April 2023 at the Architecture Gallery - Ground floor, 66 Portland Place, London W1B 1A
15 March 2023
Andrew speaks to BBC's Earth Lab
BBC Earth Lab's new series Planet Fix explores why modern architecture's obsession with concrete needs a drastic wake-up call.
10 March 2023
Propertyshe Podcast, Andrew Waugh
Andrew joins Susan Freeman on the Propertyshe podcast series by Mishcon de Reya in association with The London Real Estate Forum.
21 February 2023
6 Orsman Road shortlisted for RIBA Awards 2023
We're excited that 6 Orsman Road has been shortlisted alongside 91 other projects for this year's RIBA Awards.
6 February 2023
B&W featured on Sky News
Fear of fire in the wake of Grenfell is holding back a switch to more sustainable building materials, Andrew Waugh speaks to Sky News.
2 February 2023
‘I want to caress the lift!’
@ollywainright writes about The Black & White Building: "the revolutionary new London workplace that everyone wants to touch" in this week's Guardian.