Architects – Page 29
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NewsWestminster’s deputy leader quits over Marble Arch Mound costs
£6m tourist attraction became known as ‘slippery slope to nowhere’
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NewsPlans for scaled-back version of McAlpine’s Edinburgh concert hall submitted
Chipperfield’s Dunard Centre back on after legal challenge from neighbouring shopping centre
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NewsDelays in planning departments are slowing down projects, architects report
Planning application hold-ups and insurance cost hikes take gloss off practices’ growing workloads
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NewsRSHP staying mum on new plans to redevelop Lloyd’s building
Owners reveal they have spoken to several architects
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NewsMake chalks up two central London green lights
Piccadilly office block will require demolition of 1960s French Railways House
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NewsHawkins\Brown’s Aston uni scheme OK’d by Birmingham planners
City centre scheme will be 10 storeys
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NewsFive big names in race for £170m London Justice Quarter contract
Deal is one of biggest building jobs to come up for grabs in capital in past few months
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NewsPlans for Ebbsfleet Garden City homes approved
The 235-home scheme being developed by PRP on a former quarry site
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NewsMace called back in to fix leaking roof on flagship building for Sky
Award-winning scheme completed in 2016
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NewsInternational design competition launched for Piccadilly Gardens makeover in Manchester
Council says it wants to create a ‘uniquely Mancunian’ space in neglected square
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NewsAdjaye hails ‘milestone’ as Holocaust memorial opponents vow to appeal
Architect says £100m scheme will be ‘crucial civic asset’ after minister granted consent
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NewsProposals for RSHP’s first UK office outside London sent in to Milton Keynes planners
Scheme involves redeveloping former council block under £180m deal
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NewsAdjaye’s Holocaust Memorial gets ministerial green light
Controversial scheme would not cause substantial harm to Westminster World Heritage Site, says planning minister
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NewsRSHP to open New York office later this year
Firm expected to move into first permanent US home this autumn
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NewsArchitect behind Preston bus station revamp gets OK for listed buildings makeover
Scheme in Grimsby involves turning derelect maltings into hub for youth charity
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NewsWorries over materials shortages take gloss off improving confidence for architects
Practices say isssue now delaying jobs, as optimism among firms in capital tops pre-pandemic level for first time
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NewsPandemic blamed as Zaha Hadid calls time on historic Bowling Green Lane home
Practice leaves Victorian classrooms after nearly 40 years for nearby Goswell Road
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NewsUS architect beats UK big hitters to win £30m National Gallery contest
Selldorf Architects picked in global hunt for designer of Sainsbury Wing redevelopment