All articles by Elizabeth Hopkirk – Page 11
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NewsSerpentine Pavilion opening postponed until 2021
Scheme designed by South African practice Counterspace
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NewsZaha Hadid warns architects to be vigilant after falling prey to cyber attack
Hackers exploit coronavirus crisis to steal data from architect
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NewsCaptain Tom opens Bam’s Harrogate Nightingale hospital
Harrogate’s 500-bed covid hospital took just two weeks from procurement to opening
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NewsRecord number of tower completions in London last year
Pre-covid survey reports 140% increase in completions of tall buildings
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NewsHomes England invests in development pipeline despite pandemic
Agency bought 19 sites worth £180m in last financial year, with deals signed right up to this month
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NewsHadid among architects putting staff on furlough
Leading practices say they are using chancellor’s scheme and cutting wages
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NewsEngineer who led NHS Nightingale design is recovering from covid-19
Hospital opened last week and began taking first patients on Tuesday
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FeaturesInterview: How we built NHS Nightingale in 10 days
BDP’s James Hepburn explains how an empty exhibition centre was converted into an intensive care unit
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NewsProjects cancelled as workloads and income hit by covid-19 pandemic, RIBA survey finds
Nearly 80% report project delays and more than half say turnover has been hit
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NewsCharity Commission investigates RIBA president over ‘serious incident’
Institute reported Alan Jones to commission after his shock resignation on Tuesday
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NewsAecom’s Grenfell Tower work may be paused by coronavirus crisis
Work to rewrap the tower has also been held up by covid-19 restrictions
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NewsWorried architects say site closures mean firms face ‘battle for survival’
Growing list of jobs mothballed because of coronavirus outbreak
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NewsMipim scrapped but Paris gathering scheduled for autumn
Cannes event will not now happen until March 2021
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NewsNew safety rules require more fire specialists, say experts
Building owners face tougher obligations under Fire Safety Bill
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NewsGovernment must commit to direct payments to subcontractors, says RIBA
Architects chief also wants VAT and PAYE deferrals
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NewsArchitects demand more action to stop firms going bust over coronavirus
Practice chiefs warn economy must be kept afloat at all costs
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NewsArchitects warn of delays and tender price hikes as coronavirus crisis worsens
More practices telling staff to work from home
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NewsGrenfell Tower inquiry suspended after PM tightens coronavirus restrictions
Moore-Bick and QC also caught by over-70s isolation advice