All Architects articles – Page 194
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NewsSloping off: a:b:i:r architects Brighton house
The house optimises its sloping gradient with lower ground floor bedrooms
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NewsCity limits: 5 Broadgate
British Land and Make have received planning permission to revelop 5 Broadgate in the City of London
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NewsGherkin architect pronounces death of the skyscraper
Shard and Cheesegrater part of a dying breed, says Ken Shuttleworth
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NewsBritish Land and Make win planning for City project
12-storey office block will replace four buildings in Broadgate
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NewsCartwright Pickard wins planning for £3m Sheffield scheme
Arundel Street mixed-use project includes office, retail and 72 student flats
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FeaturesAndy Von Bradsky: A man of parts
At the heart of Andy Von Bradsky’s business strategy as boss of PRP is a paradox: to survive as an architect, you have to stop just being an architect. It’s time we used all the skills at our disposal, he says
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FeaturesGuy's Hospital Tower refurbishment: Nurse, the screens
Penoyre & Prasad is giving Guy’s Hospital Tower – a brutalist eyesore in central London – a new £25m facade. But, says Ike Ijeh, it will take more than a clever bit of cosmetic surgery to turn this one into a looker
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NewsMake submits new design for Cherry Orchard Road
Fifty-four storey Croydon scheme goes in for planning
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NewsFunding package agreed for Stonehenge
Culture minister says £27m visitor centre now back on track
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NewsPrisk seeks to reassure architects over standardisation drive
Good design can help save costs, says minister
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NewsDesign Council opens "root and branch" review of Cabe
Consultation starts as two bodies formally merge
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NewsPritzker prize winner
Portugese architect, Eduardo Souto de Moura, has been awarded the highest honour in architecture: the Pritzker prize.The 58-year-old architect who designed Braga stadium (pictured) and the Burgo Tower in Porto, will receive a $100,000 grant and a bronze medallion. He is the second Portugese architect to win the prize, following ...
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NewsArchitects wary of government’s standardisation drive
Architects warn the government not to cut them out of public sector construction
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FeaturesRemixed: Ab Rogers interview
Ab Rogers, son of Richard, flopped at school, became a hippy, and is, by his own father’s judgment, ’pretty crazy’. None of that stops him being a sought after UK designer trusted with designs for the likes of Pizza Express and the Fat Duck. Meet a true individual
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FeaturesStep 1: Standardise your public building
Efficiency has long eluded the construction industry - but now the government is demanding cuts in costs of up to 20%. So any company wanting public sector work had better think up some pretty clever ways to help make that happen
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NewsCoop Himmelb(l)au reveals design for Albanian Parliament
New Parliament building featuer a glass cone wrapped in a perforated steel skin
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NewsSouto de Moura wins 2011 Pritzker prize
Architect becomes second from Portugal to win prestigious trophy
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