Architects – Page 193
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NewsRIBA to seek new chief executive
Richard Hastilow to step down from operational side of architects’ professional body
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NewsRevamped Whitechapel Gallery unveiled
Robbrecht en Daem and Witherford Watson Mann's expansion to the East End space is revealed
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NewsLondon university seeks architect for £45m scheme
University College London issues call to tender for £45m medical research facility
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NewsGreen light for Broadway Malyan's £84m college at Longbridge
Planning granted to new premises for Bournville College at St Modwen's redevelopment of MG Rover factory site
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NewsFive architects shortlisted for Lightbox pavilion
British architects Feix & Merlin and Karim Muallem make list of five
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NewsCalatrava awarded €30k compensation for design change
Spanish High Court rejects Spanish architect's €3m compensation claim for Bilbao bridge extension
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NewsRussian developer of Foster scheme seeks government bail out
Yelena Baturina, Russia's richest woman and the developer behind Project Orange, applies for government-backed loans
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NewsRMJM releases images of onshore station for London Array
Station will connect largest offshore wind farm in Europe with National Grid
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NewsWork halts on Rogers site in Barcelona
19th-century bullring project becomes highest-profile casualty in Spanish construction crisis so far
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NewsHadid and Gehry in small town ruckus
Politicians and residents of Elk Grove in California argue over 2012 aquatic centre architect’s suitability to civic centre
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NewsOutlook of architects worsens, says RIBA survey
Trade body’s latest Future Trends survey shows drop in architects’ confidence as year continues
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NewsAmanda Levete reveals new direction
Future Systems director announces formation of Amanda Levete Architects
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NewsVideo: Foster unveils Western Europe's tallest towers
Lord Foster talks to Building at Mipim about his firm's Hermitage Plaza towers in Paris
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NewsRMJM unveils new look for affordable housing
Housing model that requires no heating developed in response to government new-build targets
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NewsUS Embassy bidders down to four
Pritzker prize-winning US architects battle it out in race to design new embassy in Battersea
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NewsSidell Gibson acquires Birmingham architect
Large commercial practice buys long-standing Edgbaston firm Crouch Butler Savage
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NewsGensler unveils China's tallest building at Mipim
Standing 632m tall, the architect's Shanghai Tower will dwarf the neighbouring Jin Mao Tower and Shanghai World Financial Center
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NewsScott Wilson slashes worldwide workforce by 10%
Design firm predicts profits will be broadly in line with expectations as it reveals staff cuts to save £20m
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NewsZaha reaps boom as pre-tax profits increase 400%
Turnover doubles and pre-tax profits hit £5m in year to 30 April 2008