More Architectural Reviews – Page 59
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NewsBiology centre uses own walls to control temperature
University of Warwick’s Centre for Mechanochemical Cell Biology includes phase change material that absorbs and re-distributes heat
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FeaturesThe Mary Rose museum: Hidden treasure
The Mary Rose museum is ready for fit-out but to get to this point the contractor had to build around the ancient hull, keeping it at a constant temperature to allow restoration to be uninterrrupted. Thomas Lane found out how the team handled an historic gem
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NewsDiplomatic move
Architect Waugh Thistleton designs temporary pavilion at Lancaster House for Olympic business summit
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NewsDream job for Arup in Seoul
Engineering services firm plays centrol role in South Korean commercial development
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NewsImperial War Museum proposals approved
£35m expansion and regeneration scheme wins council’s backing
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NewsWalthamstow Stadium plan romps to victory
Council approves £50m Conran scheme to build on dog track
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NewsBrighton set to give tower plans a lift
Council could borrow £14m needed to get new landmark off the ground
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NewsSerpentine pavilion designs revealed
Designs by architect Herzog & de Meuron and artist Ai Weiwei unveiled
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NewsChelsea submits bid for Battersea Power Station
Clubs hopes to develop a 60,000 seat stadium on iconic site as well as homes, shops and offices
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FeaturesOffshore wind farms: Winds of change
Tidal turbine technology is changing fast and offshore wind turbines are getting bigger, so the government-backed firm Narec is investing £80m into its testing facilities to simulate the harsh conditions at sea. Thomas Lane explains
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NewsFoster's Datong museum under construction
China’s ‘museum of the 21st century’ will represent the country in 2013 Basel Art
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FeaturesSpecial projects: Cutty Sark - the crystal ship
The world’s last surviving tea clipper has risen again - not just restored, but dramatically suspended in a vast diagrid glass canopy. Ike Ijeh looks around - and underneath - Grimshaw Architects’ impressive renovation
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FeaturesThe Olympics: After the party's over
This year’s Olympics will not be the first time that London has hosted a global event of historic proportions, but what were the legacies of our previous efforts? Ike Ijeh tells a tale of grand museums, hallowed turfs and mass installation public toilets …
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FeaturesSpecial report: M&E in retail
With seven of last year’s top 10 BREEAM-rated retail stores to its name and its first energy centre about to open, the John Lewis Partnership is setting the pace when it comes to carbon-free shopping
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NewsExpert witnesses called in £3.5m Liverpool museum case
Trial over breach of contract allegations expected to last 16 days
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NewsArena plan for Battersea Power Station
Architect Allies & Morrison offers ‘practical’ proposals for London landmark
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NewsNew square for Fulham
London Square has won planning permission to create a £100m residential square in Fulham