All Architects articles – Page 153
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NewsCheltenham art gallery
Berman Guedes Stretton-designed extension opened earlier this month under its new name, the Wilson Cheltenham Art Gallery Museum
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NewsBoris to settle £1bn Convoys Wharf row
London mayor calls in Farrell-designed development after developer falls out with council
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CommentArchitectural education ignores the challenge of our time
Too many architects assume their lack of energy performance knowledge will be ‘fixed’ by others
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NewsFeilden Clegg Bradley revenue up 12%
Firm working on Southbank Centre revamp reports boost to UK workload
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NewsKier bags £38m Chester cultural centre
Kier has been picked to built Chester’s Bennetts Associates-designed cultural centre
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CommentWhy architects should specify timber
A decade of using the material has made me a complete convert
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NewsTop UK architects set out views on China’s future cities
Former RIBA president Angela Brady commissions research papers from figures including Richard Rogers and Terry Farrell
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NewsFive teams battle for role on £720m Westminster revamp
Aecom, Sweett Group and Turner Townsend among the firms in the running for key role on the prestigious refurbishment of the Palace of Westminster
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NewsFrank Gehry and Foster to design next Battersea phase
Renowned Canadian-American architect will work with Lord Foster on new high street
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NewsMayor of London unveils consultants' panel - full list
Mayor’s office unveils list of 87 consultants and architects for a panel for public sector work across London
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CommentWhy China needs 'slow design'
The speed of architecture and construction in the country risks creating identikit cities
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FeaturesDanish Maritime Museum: Method in the Madness
Bjarke Ingels Group Architects’ £34m Danish Maritime Museum has been built entirely underground - in a former dock in Elsinore. The challenge was building underneath the water level without Hamlet’s old castle sinking into oblivion
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NewsArchitects report continuing upswing
Latest RIBA survey finds architects’ confidence in future workloads is continuing to rise across all parts of the UK
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NewsMCC members back £200m Lord's plan
Populous-designed scheme set to go ahead after internal challenge is defeated
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NewsBenoy's £200m Telford scheme wins planning
Project for developer Sovereign Land expected to generate 1,000 construction jobs
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FeaturesThe commercial sector: Ready, steady …
Optimism that the private commercial sector is bouncing back is growing - all we need now are some projects
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NewsNew Libyan arts centre opens
A new arts and cultural centre has opened in the heart of Tripoli, Libya
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FeaturesSix stadiums that tell the story of English football
The Football Association is 150 years old this week and, to celebrate, Building picks out some of the architectural highpoints of English stadiums
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NewsGreen light for Make’s £350m Rathbone Place scheme
Great Portland Estate’s central London mixed-use project wins planning