All articles by Alice Lorenzato-Lloyd
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NewsWork stops on Foster, Gehry and Wilkinson Eyre projects at Battersea Power Station
AHMM’s Tottenham Court Road scheme also paused
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NewsJacobs wins work on £6bn north London regeneration
Knight Architects, East and Waugh Thistleton all involved in Meridian Water project
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NewsKhan calls for emergency measures to support house building
Mayor’s intervention comes as new data reveals demand fell by 40% last week
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NewsFrameworks to be ditched to speed up public-sector procurement
Government says ‘extreme urgency’ of situation means public sector must accelerate appointment process
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NewsGovernment orders public sector to pay contractors at once
Clients told to do their bit as range of initiatives introduced to keep firms afloat
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NewsPopulous submits plans to expand Birmingham Commonwealth Games venue
The NEC is set to host badminton, boxing, table tennis, netball and weightlifting
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NewsThree quarters of architects are working unpaid overtime, survey finds
Research also shows salaries have fallen for new architects outside London
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NewsFirms face losing thousands after coronavirus hits Mipim
‘Refunds unlikely,’ architects warned – as contractors predict sites could shut
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NewsArchitects ‘should be kicked out of RIBA’ for abusing staff
‘If you come out of an abusive course you might be more susceptible to joining an abusive practice’
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NewsAlison Brooks reveals plans for vaulted King’s Cross flats
Development expected to be complete by autumn 2022
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NewsKPF’s £500m biscuit factory homes approved
Second time lucky for architect on contentious Grosvenor project
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NewsUK’s first residential ‘super slender’ tower approved
Glancy Nicholls’ latest Birmingham tower is 37 storeys
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NewsLyndon Goode submits second London Legacy project
Homes and workspace planned for site once occupied by Britain’s largest sweet factory
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NewsMayor accuses Tories of not being serious about housing after McVey axed
Sadiq Khan facing up to working with seventh housing minister
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NewsNeo Bankside residents lose Tate Modern challenge
Court of Appeal refuses to overturn High Court nuisance and privacy decision on Herzog de Meuron viewing gallery
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NewsGlenn Howells’ 1,300-home Birmingham scheme wins planning
Mixed-use scheme is part of developer’s move away from retail
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NewsTate Hindle to design Wembley Park homes for TfL
Scheme to be built next to underground station
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NewsStaniforth wins planning for Yorkshire’s tallest tower
Construction to start this summer on Sheffield flats
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NewsBristol approves Zaha Hadid’s Temple Island plans
Approval for mixed-use scheme sounds death-knell for Populous arena
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NewsHackney picks Stirling Prize winner to design housing
Alison Brooks Architects to replace garages with 85 homes