All Architects articles – Page 174
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The Shard: Overcoming height and heritage
How did Sellar’s tower reach its height in the face of financial and practical challenges?
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Wilkinson Eyre wins 'protest award' for Olympic venue
Exclusive: Double Stirling-prize winner’s Basketball Arena the latest victim of Olympic marketing restrictions
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Close Heathrow to raise funds for Thames Hub airport, Foster argues
Lord Foster insists his £20bn-plus estuary airport is financially viable
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Stedelijk Museum: Bathing beauty
Amsterdam’s Stedelijk Museum has a new addition with a seamless facade that is deliberately un-Dutch in its showiness
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Battersea Power Station sold for £400m
Consortia of developers buys iconic Battersea Power Station
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Manchester cultural centre gets go ahead
Manchester council approves plans for new £80m building in city centre
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Pringle Brandon merger to lead to staff growth
Architect aims to double turnover within five years by expanding into healthcare and higher education
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BDP's David Cash: Cashing in
After a miserable 2011, BDP intends to boost profit by growing its international revenue by 20%. In an exclusive interview, the company’s new chairman explains the plan
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Capita Symonds-owned architect ESA opens new Poland office
Wholly-owned Capita Symonds architecture practice ESA has opened its second Polish studio in the capital Warsaw.
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Zaha in race for King's College campus scheme
Zaha Hadid and Eric Parry among six architects in the running to redevelop King’s College London’s Strand Campus
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Court of Appeal gives green light to the Quill
Spparc-designed 30-storey tower in London Bridge wins planning battle after Court of Appeal grants its consent
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RMJM faces winding up petition from former PR firm
The Big Partnership takes action against troubled architect through Edinburgh courts
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LSI Architects to deliver Barratt's Norwich eco-scheme
LSI Architects picked by Barratt to deliver the UK’s first “water positive” residential scheme
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LAVA wins competition for Ethiopian stadium
Global architects the Laboratory for Visionary Architecture (LAVA) and Designsport chosen for stadium complex in Addis Ababa
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City of London to market scheme dropped by Hammerson
Make Architects-designed London Wall Place will be marketed by Jones Lang LaSalle
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Landmark London Wall scheme dumped by Hammerson
EXCLUSIVE: Developer confirms it will not continue with Make-designed 500,000 sq ft office scheme near Barbican
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MVRDV unveils design for Polish tower
Global architect MVRDV has unveiled designs for a new tower in the Polish city of Poznań
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Green light for Tony Fretton Architects' Belgian scheme
Tony Fretton Architects has achieved planning permission for a new 7,500 sq m town hall and administrative centre in Deinze, Belgium.