More Architectural Reviews – Page 27
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NewsMuseum of London to take space in City's tallest tower
An exhibtion area, classrooms and public viewing gallery are to be managed by the musuem in London’s tallest tower
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NewsPlans in for £300m Chester revamp
The Chester Northgate Scheme is looking to create 500,000 sq ft of new retail and leisure facilities
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FeaturesEuro 2016: Le grand dix - part two
Next week, Europe comes together for Euro 2016. But it’s not just sporting prowess that will be on display, as host France showcases a dazzling array of new and refurbished stadiums
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FeaturesEuro 2016: Le grand dix - part one
Next week, Europe comes together for Euro 2016. But it’s not just sporting prowess that will be on display, as host France showcases a dazzling array of new and refurbished stadiums
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NewsBritish Land's £400m Kingston scheme gets go-ahead
Kingston council have approved plans for the redevelopment of Eden Walk shopping centre
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FeaturesTate expectations
Herzog and de Meuron’s much-delayed extension of the Tate Modern saw the architect handed the rare opportunity of returning to a project having worked on the original
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NewsSweett lands role on major Essex lab
The consultant will provide a range of programme management support services
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NewsO'Rourke confirmed on £178m Intu Watford mall
The contractor is already on site at the shopping centre redevelopment
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NewsUnite acquires £40m Birmingham site
The developer plans to provide accommodation for 600 students at the city centre site
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FeaturesHere’s looking at EU
Building’s backing the campaign to remain in the EU, but that doesn’t stop architectural correspondent Ike Ijeh having mixed feelings about the standard of the administration’s architecture
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NewsUnite unveils plans for £30m Portsmouth student digs
The developer has exhanged conracts to acquire the new site from Portsmouth City Council
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NewsBritish Land reports Brexit slowdown
The developer also said it was unlikely to start on its controversial Blossom Street this year as had been planned
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FeaturesDavid Attenborough Building: Second nature
Nicholas Hare Architects’ refurbished David Attenborough Building preserves the integrity of the original design while ensuring the radical remodelling works well for its new users
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NewsSweett bags £1.1bn brace of Scottish schemes
The consultant is to provide quantity surveying and technical advisory services
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NewsGreen light for 470-home north London scheme
The developer will start on site at the scheme next year
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NewsDerwent London sees little Brexit impact
Developer also reports rise in costs for revamp of Saatchi building
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FeaturesTreetop walkway: A walk on the wild side
Glenn Howells’ treetop walkway snakes its way through the forest at Westonbirt Arboretum in the Cotswolds, using form, structure and materials to lift visitors to a heightened communion with nature
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FeaturesLondon Wall Place: High suspense
The construction team working on London Wall Place have extended the usable space of one of the buildings by cantilevering 15 floors of offices out over the pavement by a breathtaking 11 metres
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CommentProperty and the Bard
Property is a surprisingly well-explored theme in William Shakespeare’s works