Architects – Page 144
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NewsWSP wins Qatar airport city job
Engineer wins role on 2022 World Cup project alongside Dutch architect OMA
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NewsThree-strong design team for £1bn Croydon mall
Exclusive: Three firms lined up for design team for £1bn Westfield and Hammerson shopping mall in Croydon
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NewsNew Cabe departures announced
Head of design review Alan Thompson among three staff taking voluntary redundancy
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NewsTerry Farrell to lead government architecture review
Review will inform future government architecture policy
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NewsHOK’s Istanbul financial centre starts on site
Architect to design two of the scheme’s high rise towers
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NewsRMJM old guard face asbestos court claim
Elderly former partners of dissolved RMJM Partnership and Bett Homes face £1m compensation claim
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NewsLondon challenges architects to create a ‘fitter city’
GLA explores links between city design and fitness
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NewsDesign team picked for £92m car innovation centre
Exclusive: University of Warwick selects four consultants for its £92m National Automotive Innovation Campus
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NewsGreen light for Feilden Clegg Bradley's Belfast campus
Project for University of Ulster to accommodate up to 15,000 students and staff
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NewsUK architects win Rio Olympics design roles
3DReid and AndArchitects win work on Rio Olympics velodrome and handball arenas
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NewsHOK unveils Crossrail Fisher Street plans
Architect HOK has unveiled its plans for a development above the Fischer Street shaft of Crossrail in Holborn, London
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NewsAstudio targets Asia with Hong Kong office
Building’s 2012 Architect of the Year to open business that will target high-end commercial projects
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NewsSouthbank Centre unveils major extension plan
Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios designs revamp of complex’s Festival Wing
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NewsFosters to submit Thames Estuary proposal
Architect-led group will submit plans to the Airports Commission in July
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NewsBDP wins Cardiff college design competition
Architect will design £26m city centre community campus
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NewsBogle Flanagan Lawrence Silver rebrands
Architect rebrands as Flanagan Lawrence after the departure of two directors last year.
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NewsSkanska spends £18m on Atkins division
UK arm of Swedish contractor buys highways services business
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NewsAecom and the RIBA pull plug on consultancy collaboration
Collaboration launched to offer specification consulting to architects - announced last May - will no longer go ahead
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NewsPRP targets £1m turnover for new research business
Architect plans new business to develop areas including construction products, low-carbon buildings and sustainable community building
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NewsAHMM appointed to design £25m City office refurb
One King William Street floor plates to be completely redesigned