Architects – Page 72
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NewsRIBA Enterprises loses battle with VAT man over £1.6m bill
Dispute centred on VAT refunds of just over £2m
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NewsMake given the go-ahead for Old Oak homes
Trio of schemes become first private sector jobs to be given the go-ahead in the regeneration project
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NewsFootballers' Manchester tower avoids public inquiry
Campaigners say housing secretary James Brokenshire must give reasons why controversial 40-storey development is not being called in
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NewsRIAS names Scotland’s best buildings of 2018
Plaudits for Allan Murray, Reiarch and Hall, Page/Park and Collective Architecture
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NewsRIBA reveals 2018 National Award winners
Stirling Prize shortlist will come from 49 nominated buildings
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NewsConsultants land roles on £300m Bristol uni job
Aecom, Gleeds and Pick Everard team set to oversee design of new Enterprise Campus
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NewsMultiplex nabs £400m contract to transform former Met Police HQ
The Squire Partners-designed scheme received planning permission in 2016
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NewsTransport architect flies high with UK work
Pascall + Watson takes on more space in London to cope with demand but Middle East work stalls
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NewsLeading Scottish architect says don't rebuild Glasgow School of Art 'because it's gone'
Alan Dunlop calls for design contest for entirely new building
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NewsFuture of fire-ravaged Glasgow School of Art up in the air
The fire is thought to have destroyed restoration works being carried out by Kier
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NewsGrid wins planning for controversial Oval gasholder project
TV cricket backdrop to change dramatically
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NewsOverseas boom fuels Grimshaw profit hike
More commissions from Australia and US send full year numbers north
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NewsPlans for £150m Crawley mixed-use regen job get the go-ahead
Project includes town hall, resi and commercial buildings
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NewsGreen light to turn former Gloucester prison into new homes
Architect Feilden Clegg Bradley behind work at building whose former inmates include serial killer Fred West
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NewsBam nabs Cardiff University student centre job
Contract is part of a £600m programme to upgrade the campus
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NewsBrexit worries see EU staff at Rogers Stirk Harbour scramble for UK passports
Architect says staff taking matters into their own hands in order to keep working here
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NewsThe verdict: Frida Escobedo's Serpentine Pavilion
Building’s architecture critic Ike Ijeh is beguiled by the work of the youngest architect yet to win the annual commission
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NewsBidders eye Chipperfield's Edinburgh concert hall
Shortlist for £45m job to be announced in August
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