More Architectural Reviews – Page 35
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NewsRejigged Greenwich Peninsula masterplan gets green light
Revised plans by Knight Dragon massively increase housing from 10,000 to 16,000 units
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FeaturesTall buildings: Height vs heritage
London’s lack of a coherent tall buildings policy has led to controversial ‘carbuncles’ such as the Walkie Talkie crowding its skyline
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FeaturesThe Plimsoll Building: Close encounters
The incorporation of two schools into a residential building is an example of school designers becoming more responsive to the changing physical and political environment
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FeaturesA day at the office: Your guide to human happiness
How can you use design to actively influence and improve people’s lives? British Land is using its own headquarters as a test bed for incorporating wellbeing principles that it hopes will foster a happier, more productive workforce.
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FeaturesWilmcote House: Thermal vision
The flaws of Portsmouth’s Wilmcote House may have been indicative of 1960s social housing, but now its mass adoption of Passivhaus principles could see it used as a model for sustainable retrofit
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NewsBuyers wanted for Government's Kings Cross stake
The government has started the process of selling its 36.5% stake in King’s Cross developer King’s Cross Central Ltd Partnership
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NewsFinal plans in for Allied London's huge Manchester scheme
Allied London has completed its planning submissions for the entire St John’s masterplan in Manchester
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NewsBrookfield Multiplex lands £275m Abu Dhabi mall contract
Brookfield Mulitplex has won the £275m contruction contract for a new shopping centre in Abu Dhabi
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NewsHSE asked to 'urgently' investigate Earls Court asbestos claims
London Assembly members have requested the HSE “urgently” investigate the Earls Court redevelopment over asbestos concerns
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NewsBattersea Power Station developer relocates affordable homes
Developer submits proposals relocating affordable homes to outskirts of main development over concerns of delays from infrastructure projects
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FeaturesHeathrow: Growing Pains
As Heathrow’s controversial third runway tries to chart a route through the political turbulence ahead, does it have anything to learn from its expanded international rivals?
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NewsBouygues UK bags £42m Barking regeneration scheme
Bouygues UK wins first construction contract from Gascoigne Estate regneration masterplan
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NewsGalliford Try wins £66m HSBC retail bank HQ
Galliford Try has won the £66m contract to build HSBC’s new Birmingham office
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NewsCost of Watford mall revamp jumps 48%
Client Intu says cost of mall refurbishment and extension has soared following Bam’s departure
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FeaturesYork Art Gallery: Show time
Architects working on the £8m refurbishment of York Art Gallery have peeled away decades of callously inappropriate interventions to unlock a wonderland of architectural secrets
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NewsSavills plots £40m Croydon scheme
Savills’ investment management arm has purchased an industrial site in West Croydon
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NewsHammerson posts 9.2% drop in profit
Hammerson has reported a drop in its pre-tax profit for the first half of 2015.
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FeaturesGatwick: Ground control
BIM is central to the success of Gatwick airport’s massive £1.2bn capital investment programme
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NewsEngineer picked for Chelsea FC's 'gothic skin'
SME appointed as facade engineer on high profile project
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NewsPlans in for major Mayfair hotel
Hopkins submits plans for client Grosvenor for Hyde Park Corner hotel