All Architects articles – Page 62
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NewsJunya Ishigami chosen to design 2019 Serpentine Pavilion
Ishigami is the 19 th architect to be chosen to design the pavilion
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NewsScruton names his 'Building Beautiful' commissioners
No architects – but Prasad and Monaghan take advisory roles
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NewsOxford council green lights work at Jacob Rees-Mogg college
Four new buildings set for Trinity College
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NewsSecond phase of Birmingham regen to start after Commonwealth Games
Planning decision for Perry Barr work due this summer
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NewsTate Modern neighbours lose High Court challenge
Judge rules against residents of RSHP’s Neo Bankside who demanded privacy from Herzog de Meuron extension
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NewsProfit rises at Zaha Hadid Architects as firm warns of Brexit impact on recruiting staff
Highest-paid director earnt £5.3m
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NewsTurn Palace of Westminster into luxury hotel, says former heritage minister
MP says Britain should have purpose-built Parliament in Birmingham
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NewsFoster's warned City streets won't cope with visitor numbers for Tulip tower
City of London’s own public realm team tell colleagues controversial attraction won’t be able to handle demand at street level
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NewsAukett veteran comes out of retirement to chair ailing architect
Loss-making practice has seen UK workloads collapse in past two years
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NewsOxford Street scheme makes the grade
Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands’ scheme will redevelop a run of buildings into retail and office space
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NewsAssael becomes employee ownership trust
Architect renowned for treating workers well also appoints new managing director
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NewsHeatherwick's £1bn Olympia redevelopment given the green light
Developer expects to appoint a contractor by July
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NewsRIBA survey finds Brexit fears hitting small architectural firms
New data finds confidence among small firms has slumped as jobs dry up
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NewsBrexit a 'challenge', says Herzog & de Meuron director
Swiss practice has London office in Clerkenwell
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NewsListed architect sees losses widen
Aukett Swanke says turnover in UK has halved in past two years
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NewsMcAlpine gears up as British Land’s Broadgate scheme given green light
Work on scheme designed by AHMM set to start next year
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NewsEric Parry lands City courts complex
Architect beats stellar list to design new Fleet Street police and justice centre
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NewsIn pictures: New images of Herzog & de Meuron's RCA campus revealed
Kier already working on £108m development in Battersea