Architects – Page 105
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NewsSimpson: Many London towers will never be built
Architect behind Berkeley Group’s One Blackfriars says many of 263 proposed building will not get made
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NewsCathedral wins planning for 272-home Greenwich scheme
Site of former telegraph cable factory makes way for 272 new homes
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NewsSpanish architect's kaleidoscopic Serpentine Pavilion completes
Ike Ijeh reviews this year’s Serpentine Pavilion, which opens to the public on Thursday
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NewsBristol £100m office scheme unveiled
Demolition work begins this week to clear way for Aspire scheme
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NewsCrown Estate picks architect for latest St James's job
McAslan scheme is part of wider plans by Crown Estate
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NewsNew tower approved on London's Blackfriars Road
New tower on Blackfriars Road given green light by Southwark planners
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NewsRichard Rogers rallies industry to save 'historic' housing estate
Architects Rogers and Simon Smithson rally architects ahead of heritage minister’s decision
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NewsRevised plans for Bishopsgate Goodsyard released
New plans for controversial east London site include an extra office building
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NewsArchitects welcome mayor of London's housing initiatives
Plans to introduce affordable housing targets and private rented sector initiatives welcomed by architects
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NewsCourt of Appeal throws out Shell Centre appeal
Campaigner George Turner loses High Court appeal, removing last barrier to £1.2bn scheme
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NewsLDA Design unveils Battersea Power Station park
Materials will reflect landmark’s industrial past
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NewsHampstead mega-mansion plans thrown out
Planning inspector quashes plans to demolish Victorian-era Athlone House and replace it with mega-mansion
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NewsRichard Rogers-led inquiry into design's impact on behaviour
Inquiry chaired by Alan Penn and Baroness Whitaker appeals for evidence
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NewsHopkins wins planning for Wiggins velodrome
Work on architect’s Herne Hill scheme to start this year
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NewsCharles lobbied ministers over eco towns
Prince’s foundation was promised role in design competition
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