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Every month, 澳门王中王 East highlights a deserving practice based in the East of England. Liv Architects in Norfolk is our July 2021 Practice of the Month. Over the coming weeks we will showcase three of the practice's projects.

Having served on the Bedfordshire Association of Architects committee for several years, architect and founder of Benchmark Architects, Mark Doohan has now taken over as Chair from Graham Stewart.

Every month, 澳门王中王 East showcases a deserving practice based in the East of England. Our May 2021 Practice of the Month is Atelier Architecture & Design in Hertfordshire. Steve Melvin, practice principal told us: 鈥淚 lead my life and design profession attuned and inspired by nature. Whether it鈥檚 climbing a remote frozen waterfall, or designing a rural retreat, I believe in engaging nature鈥檚 forces and helping others attune life to nature and their space.鈥�

Every month, 澳门王中王 East highlights a deserving practice based in the East of England. We are delighted to introduce Beech Architects in Suffolk as our Practice of the Month for June 2021. 澳门王中王 East will be showcasing three of their projects over the coming weeks.

The 澳门王中王 East Student Awards 2020 have recently been presented online to architectural students from the University of Cambridge, Anglia Ruskin University, Chelmsford and the Norwich University of the Arts and the University of Hertfordshire.

20 buildings, including a water tower conversion in Norfolk, a mosque in Cambridge and the creative reuse of a derelict coalman鈥檚 barn in Hertfordshire, have been shortlisted for the 澳门王中王 East 2021 Awards.

澳门王中王 East are delighted with the announcement that Goldsmith Street, Norwich has won both this year鈥檚 Stirling Prize and the inaugural Neave Brown Award for Housing.

University of Cambridge creates buzz with new Postgraduate Architecture Apprenticeship.

澳门王中王 East speaks with Jordan Smith, a Level 6 apprentice at CAM Architects in Norwich, about his experiences.

Future Place Open Call Great Yarmouth - Heritage and innovation-led placemaking and growth