All Architects articles – Page 78
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FeaturesHow Brexit got personal
The focus of Brexit so far has been the possible impact on construction’s growing skills shortage. But how is the UK’s vote to leave affecting the EU nationals themselves and what can employers do to ensure that they stay?
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NewsKéré’s Serpentine Pavilion opens its doors to the public
African architect is latest to be invited to construct a pavilion since programme began in 2000
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CommentA view of the Serpentine Pavilion 2017
Natural simplicity forms an ode to the spirit of a modern city
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CommentModular housing can introduce choice
Modular housing doesn’t have to come at the expense of good architecture and could bring choice
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NewsArchitect behind One Blackfriars becomes latest to question quality of London's towers
Ian Simpson says upcoming scheme over the road from One Blackfriars is a ‘failure of planning’
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NewsGrimshaw’s Miami science museum opens doors
Four-building Florida complex includes conical aquarium and planetarium
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CommentHousing: Great shakes
If you look hard enough, something positive has come out of this turbulent world politics and frenzy of electioneering
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Legendary London music venue KOKO set for remix
Archer Humphryes Architects proposals will upgrade Grade II building and deliver new hotel
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NewsGo-ahead for AHMM homes at former Croydon council HQ
Work on Taberner House to start later this year
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Leeds uni unveils £75m arts building plans
Leeds Beckett hopes centre will become ‘iconic home’ for cultural activities
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Fosters' £1bn Whiteleys mall plans rejigged
Meyer Bergman wins planning for west London scheme tweaks
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NewsBrits win China park competition
Wilkinson Eyre teams up with landscape firm Grant Associates for work
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News22 Bishopsgate sticks to 62 storeys after review
Source: Riverfilm Martin Richardson The developer is now sticking with the original 62 storey design (pictured) Source: Riverfilm Martin Richardson The revised design (pictured) swapped a stepped top for a flat topped design
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NewsArchitects must 'get on' with Brexit, Foster says
BCO London: There will be opportunities from leaving the EU, architect predicts
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FeaturesBIM: ‘They just don’t get it’
The latest survey from NBS shows take-up is growing but raises concerns that private clients don’t understand BIM and that the government is failing to enforce its own mandate
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NewsSimon Rattle's Centre for Music hunts for design team
Team press on with plans after being thrown funding lifeline earlier this year