All Architects articles – Page 233
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NewsAnti-terror measures in buildings to be unveiled
Gordon Brown to announce plans to boost security measures in buildings
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NewsAlsop reveals plans for £3.5bn regeneration of Croydon
Will Alsop's masterplan for the transformation of Croydon will feature a 30-storey 'vertical Eden Project'
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NewsArchitects shortlisted for 2012 sports 'hub'
David Adjaye, Bennetts Associates and David Morley among those to vie to design Eton Manor sporting hub
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NewsCABE call to bring cemeteries back to life
Design watchdog says cemeteries need to be designed for the living not the dead
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NewsAedas wins Rotherham station design competition
South Yorkshire station will rival recently improved stations in Barnsley, Doncaster and Sheffield
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NewsDavid Chipperfield's Hepworth musuem on site next month
Art museum will form part of £100m regeneration of Wakefield's waterfront
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London Festival of Architecture calls for talent
Confirmed 2008 events include piano concert by architect Rafael Vinoly at the Royal Albert Hall
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NewsChurch opens skate ramp to broaden appeal
Polzeath Community Church in Cornwall attracts local youth by building a skate ramp
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NewsRIBA plans Dubai office to ‘raise standard of design’
Architecture institute considers overseas branch in region noted for its ‘lack of restraint’
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McColl finds backers in attempt to reclaim SMC
Stewart McColl, founder and former chief executive of SMC, could be poised to regain control of the architectural group months after he was ousted.
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NewsDavid Chipperfield's latest design for Margate Turner gallery
Architect changes Turner Contemporary gallery design after public meeting, plus receives praise from MPs for Stirling Prize win
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NewsFoster wins U2 Tower contest
Architect's consortium to design 120m tower in Dublin for the rock band U2
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NewsISG bags £100m mixed-use scheme in London
Construction services group set to start work on 33-storey building that will include student accommodation, offices and shops
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NewsJapanese architect Kisho Kurokawa dies
Japan's superstar architect Kisho Kurokawa has died, aged 73.Kurokawa was one of the co-founders of the metabolist movement, and designed buildings such as Tokyo’s National Art Centre, the Republic Plaza skyscraper in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur International Airport.Toyota StadiumThe metabolist movement was a group of Japanese architects who came together ...
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NewsTed Cullinan wins RIBA Royal Gold Medal
Gold medalfor 2008 is scooped by first British architect in six years
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NewsDavid Adjaye unveils his first visual arts building
Rivington Place is the first public gallery to be opened in London for 40 years
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RIBA launches online appointment forms
A new suite of agreements for architects and consultants is now available to download
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NewsHeatherwick Studio to design part of 2010 Shanghai Expo
Heatherwick Studio and Adams Kara Taylor win competition to design the UK pavillion at the 2010 Expo in Shanghai
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NewsWilkinson Eyre to renew Gilbert Scott library
Wilkinson Eyre is working on plans to redevelop the grade II-listed New Bodleian library at Oxford university.