Architects & design News – Page 141
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NewsCathedral submits plans for Caxton Works redevelopment
Architect Studio Egret West designs 336-home scheme
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NewsFive firms shortlisted for London Free Hospital lab
Architects compete to design £22m extension to the Institute of Immunity, Infection and Transplantation
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NewsBenoy's Telford redevelopment plan submitted
Development to add 80% extra space to current shopping centre
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NewsSidell Gibson to go into liquidation
Architect ceases trading after 40 years following delays to projects
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NewsRMJM old guard in anxious wait over asbestos claim
Firm’s former partners, both 89, to hear more this week on whether £1.25m compensation claim will go to court
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NewsSix firms shortlisted for parliament revamp
HLM and Allies and Morrison in race to plan £720m revamp of historic building
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NewsBig name architects shortlisted for Kingston Uni building
Stirling Prize-winner Feilden Clegg Bradley alongside other prestigious names
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NewsCourt orders Liverpool museum architect to pay £1.1m
AEW Architects and contracting consortium including Galliford Try found liable for faults on £72m building
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NewsWates' Flax Mill Maltings revamp wins lottery grant
Wates’ revamp of the historic Flax Mill Maltings site in Shrewsbury for Shropshire council has moved a step closer winning a £12.8m grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund.
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NewsRevenue falls 11% at Wilkinson Eyre’s UK arm
Firm reports declining revenue from UK arm for the second year in a row
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NewsCabe backs London Olympic legacy scheme
Design review approves of changes to the masterplan of the project
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NewsOMA lands Morden Wharf masterplan role
Rem Koolhaas’ practice will design 19-acre ‘Greenwich Beach’ scheme
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NewsRMJM faces winding-up petition
A winding-up petition against architect RMJM has been filed at the Court of Session in Edinburgh by one of its former employees
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NewsGrimshaw to design Istanbul art museum
Architect Grimshaw has won a competition to design a new contemporary art museum in Istanbul
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NewsFresh look for Stirling Prize as new names make shortlist
Five of six architects are first-time nominees, as two housing schemes make the cut
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NewsZaha Hadid wins first New York project
Architect will design 11-storey residential building next to the High Line
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NewsLibeskind to design Durham physics building
Durham University has picked renowned international architect Daniel Libeskind design a new building for its physics researchers
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NewsPringle Brandon Perkins + Will office scheme gets planning
Six storey development in Cambridge aims for high sustainability standards