All Architects articles – Page 133
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NewsMcAslan to design Chinese gardens
John McAslan Partners to design a botanical gardens and research centre China
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NewsRise lands key role on UK Milan Expo Pavilion
Consultant Rise has won a prestigious role on the construction of the UK Pavilion at the Milan Expo
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NewsPlans for £2bn Covent Garden Market scheme submitted
Vinci and St Modwen plan massive redevelopment at UK’s largest fruit, vegetable and flower market
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NewsScience Museum reveals expansion plans
Architectural competitions launched for new galleries at its South Kensington
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NewsFarrells unveils plan for second-tallest tower in China
Architect to design tower in Jinan that will be 560m tall
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NewsBBC picks architects for new framework
Exclusive: Four practices appointed to two-year nationwide design framework for the BBC
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NewsBCO launches new guide to specification
The British Council for Offices launches guide at its annual conference
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NewsZaha Hadid's Hong Kong college reaches completion
Jockey Club Innovation Tower is squeezed between a motorway and a sports club
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NewsNew York ditches Foster's $300m public libary revamp
Library authorities bow to critics’ pressure and abandon Foster Partners’ renovation programme for landmark building
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NewsBoris asks firms to design new Heathrow city
Rick Mather, Hawkins Brown and Maccreanor Lavington appointed by mayor to come up with plans for development of Heathrow
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NewsFormer RMJM partners asbestos court ordeal ends in victory
Two elderly former partners at RMJM absolved of any responsibility as case settled out of court
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NewsFinalists revealed for UK rail design competition
Moxon Architects is the only British practice to make it on to the shortlist in a competition to design attractive railway gantries for the UK
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NewsHost of firms win places on massive NHS framework
Exclusive: More than 90 consultants win places on ‘one-stop shop’ framework to offer services to NHS
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NewsGrid Architects unveils Swiss Cottage tower
Residential tower in north-west London for developer Essential Living to be built for private rented market
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NewsManchester tower set for green light despite concerns
Conservationists warn Ian Simpson Architects’ No 1 Spinningfields would have ‘highly unfortunate impact’ on area
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NewsMake doubles profit to £969,000
Total turnover up but European and Middle Eastern revenues fall
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NewsWSP and Farrells picked for Old Oak Common station project
Engineer and architect to work up three options for new HS2, Crossrail and overground interchange
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NewsConsultants face skills shortage
Three quarters of consultants predict skills shortages over the next year
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NewsTeam picked for £1.5bn Aylesbury Estate redevelopment
Architects chosen to masterplan and design first phase of massive regeneration scheme