All Architects articles – Page 80
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NewsHeatherwick's 2,500-step sculpture rises in New York
The interactive sculpture is the centrepiece of the 28 acre Hudson Yards scheme in Manhattan
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NewsCyclists take Hopkins' revamped Herne Hill Velodrome for a spin
New grandstand opens at ‘spiritual home’ of British cycling
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NewsGarden Bridge contest 'pretence blown wide open', says London Eye architect
Architects Marks Barfield welcome damning Hodge report into the London project
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News'Pull the plug' on Garden Bridge, urges Hodge review
City Hall-commissioned review trashes London project
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NewsPlanners reject ‘incongruous’ Bournemouth cinema scheme
ARC Architecture-designed proposals would have grafted 14-storey block onto locally-listed building
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NewsFosters: ‘Entire buildings to be 3D-printed in the future’
Practice unpacks work on cutting-edge fabrication and predicts liberation from “standardised components” for architects
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NewsGrosvenor timber yard scheme faces judicial review
The Pimlico plans would see the 175-year old yard turned into retail and residential space
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NewsStansted Airport given go-ahead for new £130m terminal
The Pascall+Watson-designed new terminal will house all arrivals to the airport
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NewsGreen light for £75m Exeter leisure scheme
Chapman Taylor-designed project adds restaurants, cinema and a ‘wet sports centre’
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NewsUS firm unveils 'loopy' New York skyscraper
Concept idea for a building which curves back on itself put forward for city’s ‘billionaire row’
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NewsUnderbelly tent to pitch up next to Marble Arch
The tented structure will sit on the large roundabout created in the late 1950s.
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NewsMitsubishi seeks extra 10 storeys for City tower
Japanese developer joins rush upwards in the Square Mile
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NewsBDP unwraps National Army Museum revamp
Six new permanent galleries to showcase collection after £24m facelift
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NewsLondon's skyscraper pipeline keeps on growing
NLA report says 455 towers are now planned for the capital
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NewsAviation rules see three storeys cut from 22 Bishopsgate tower
City of London approves reduced-height block despite “diminished” design quality
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CommentBrexit: Small world
London - a global city with top-calibre international architectural staff - is about to feel the effect of Article 50 and all that follows. Can the profession maintain standards in a newly constrained landscape?
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CommentHow to avoid divisive regeneration schemes
Too often developers and architects are accused of alienating people by imposing insensitive designs on their communities
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