Architects – Page 197
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NewsMcDowell + Benedetti wins 9ha Uttoxeter masterplan scheme
Architect beats Glen Howells and five others to design town-centre scheme on former JCB site
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NewsMake Architects opens Beijing office
Architect looks to expand overseas after announcing closure of Edinburgh office earlier this week
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NewsFunding fears drive FOA to ditch Madrid scheme
Architect says inadequate finance on City of Justice would have meant ‘very low-quality’ building
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NewsFoster and Rogers help save Palladio exhibition
Architects step in to sponsor Royal Academy show as City deserts arts world
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NewsMake Architects to close Edinburgh office
Ken Shuttleworth's firm admits headcount has been reduced by 30
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NewsSydney Opera House architect dies
Jørn Utzon, who never visited his most famous commission, dies aged 90
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NewsDownturn halts Foster's Vietnam tower
Credit crunch claims architect's third international project in weeks
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NewsMayor approves Allies & Morrison's 1,000-home Barratt scheme
Plan for 27-storey St Andrews development at Tower Hamlets in east London gets green light
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NewsBrian Johnson to head Aedas in Europe and UK
Architect promotes design director who founded its Manchester office 22 years ago
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NewsHong Kong architects face redundancy
Woods Bagot and Aedas among firms reported to be cutting staff in region
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NewsIM Pei's Museum of Islamic Art opens in Doha
New art gallery opens by Pritzker Prize-winning architect who designed the Louvre
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NewsFoster's Russia Tower scrapped, say reports
Moscow skyscraper believed to have fallen victim to the credit crunch
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NewsMetropolitan Workshop triumphs with Libyan conflict museum design
UK architect beats off the competition for Tripoli museum with design inspired by Bedouin tent
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NewsSir Terry Farrell made design czar for London suburbs
Boris Johson appoints leading architect to new Outer London Commission
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NewsCabe names Crossrail design review panel
Seven rail station designs to be reviewed by special panel of top architects and engineers
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NewsHazardous sculpture costs Heatherwick £1.7m
Designer agrees out-of-court settlement after Manchester council sues over B of the Bang
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NewsArgent chief joins mayor's new design panel
Roger Madelin will advise mayor of London on urban design alongside Richard Rogers and Sunand Prasad
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RIBA and Home Office launch anti-terrorism design competition
Architecture students asked to design innovative security features for Home Office
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NewsDuggan Morris gets green light for Lewisham homes
Lewisham council gives approval to contemporary private housing
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NewsStanhope tipped for £1bn Noho Square
Stanhope has emerged as a frontrunner to develop the £1bn Noho Square luxury residential scheme in central London after the Candy brothers pulled out of the project last month.