All Architects articles – Page 178
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NewsLord Rogers slams Boris Johnson ahead of election
Chairman of Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners claims Conservative mayoral candidate unable to make decisions
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NewsGleeds to work on Serpentine Pavilion job
Firm will act as QS on London gallery’s latest summer venue
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NewsRichard Rogers welcomes new planning policy
Architect and Labour peer uses Alan Cherry memorial lecture to laud changes to the NPPF
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NewsFoster's Datong museum under construction
China’s ‘museum of the 21st century’ will represent the country in 2013 Basel Art
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NewsAFR appoints two bosses to turn around UK business
Architect promotes studio directors to joint UK managing directors to turn around domestic practice
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NewsRMJM parts company with PR advisor
Troubled architect is “no longer working” with The Big Partnership
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FeaturesSpecial projects: Cutty Sark - the crystal ship
The world’s last surviving tea clipper has risen again - not just restored, but dramatically suspended in a vast diagrid glass canopy. Ike Ijeh looks around - and underneath - Grimshaw Architects’ impressive renovation
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NewsGreen light for Derwent and Crossrail's West End theatre
Council grants planning permission for first new theatre in West End for over 30 years
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NewsKen Livingstone backs RIBA manifesto for London
Labour candidate for mayor joins Greens and Lib Dems in pledging support for RIBA’s call for good design
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FeaturesThe Olympics: After the party's over
This year’s Olympics will not be the first time that London has hosted a global event of historic proportions, but what were the legacies of our previous efforts? Ike Ijeh tells a tale of grand museums, hallowed turfs and mass installation public toilets …
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NewsVision for the next 100 years
University sets sights on ripe old age for green enterprise centre
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NewsArena plan for Battersea Power Station
Architect Allies & Morrison offers ‘practical’ proposals for London landmark
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NewsFormer RIBA president to run for Bristol mayor
Architect George Ferguson is first candidate to emerge ahead of referendum
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NewsAnother RMJM departure as top New York architect resigns
US principal and Hillier veteran Steve Gifford the fourth to quit in a matter of days
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NewsRIBA exhibitions to celebrate 2012 Olympic construction
Olympic stadium, Aquatics Centre and Velodrome among key venues celebrated
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NewsThree more senior staff quit RMJM
Embattled architect loses figures including group financial director John Douglas