All Architects articles – Page 156
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NewsPreston bus station saved from demolition
Preston’s under-threat bus station has been given a reprieve from the wreckers’ ball after being granted Grade II listed status by the government
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CommentThe spaces in between
Let’s disconnect from the virtual world and use the well-designed built environment to have better, more engaging conversations
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CommentArchitects and engineering firms's growth spurt
Turnover for architectural and engineering firms in the three months to July was 13.8% higher than a year earlier
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NewsBurj Al Arab architect leaves Atkins to set up rival practice
Exclusive: Tom Wright and two other Atkins design directors found global practice to focus on high-end projects
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NewsRIBA to bring in new membership categories
Institute to introduce ‘graduate’ and ‘fellow’ membership categories
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NewsCarillion's £335m Liverpool hospital wins planning
Carillion poised to start work on NBBJ and HKS-designed Royal Liverpool hospital after council gives green light
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NewsArchitect sought by Natural History Museum
World-famous museum launches design competition as it seeks to redesign its grounds
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FeaturesThe Iceberg, Denmark: Jagged edge
The Iceberg - a residential scheme that owes its dramatic profile to the unceasing Scandinavian quest for light
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NewsBDP's Appleton Academy opens for new school year
BDP-designed £22m school for children aged three-years old to 16 opens in Bradford
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NewsFinal panes of glass installed in aquatics centre
The final pane of a total of 628 panes of glass has now been installed in the Zaha Hadid designed Aquatics Centre in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
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NewsHLM seals deal to revive Sidell Gibson
HLM finalises deal to revive bust architect Sidell Gibson as part of the HLM Group
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CommentMade in Britain
British consultants should capitalise on their reputation as market leaders to win large scale projects around the world
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NewsDeveloper expects four month delay to Shell Centre revamp
Canary Wharf Group ‘disappointed’ at government’s decision to call in massive development on London’s South Bank
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CommentThe lack of specialist architects
Having more executive architect practices in the UK would create jobs for young people and avoid the problems that projects are running into
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NewsDeveloper eyes 'low-cost' fix for 'Walkie Scorchie' heat ray
Canary Wharf Group says cost of solution for solar glare problem on City tower likey to be in the “low single digit millions”
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NewsUK firms sought for £1.7bn West Kowloon development
Boss dismisses concerns following rebooting of park design competition
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NewsWSP joins Renzo Piano on Sellar’s ‘Shardlets’ towers
Shard developer Sellar brings WSP on board for two further Renzo Piano-designed towers in London Bridge Quarter
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NewsGalliford Try and Linden Homes make RIBA client shortlist
Galliford Try and Linden Homes have been shortlisted for the RIBA’s client of the year award for the Newball Be housing project in Harlow, Essex
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NewsOlympic stadium architect's profit falls 82%
UK arm of Populous also reports shrinking revenue in “difficult economic situation”
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NewsShell Centre faces delay after public inquiry called
Construction on massive Shell Centre revamp likely to be delayed after minister “calls in” planning application for a public inquiry