All articles by Andrea Klettner – Page 72
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NewsMayor's proposed space standards too strict, says inquiry
An independent inquiry into the London Plan has found that the mayor’s proposed space standards are too strict and could hinder development in the capital.Boris Johnson has previously spoken out against building homes only fit for “hobbits”, and made the minimum space standards a key part of the draft plan ...
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NewsAllies & Morrison forms new firm with Urban Practitioners
Pair working on first joint project at Letchworth Garden City
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NewsEric Parry completes Holburne Museum
Controversial Bath project ready for summer tourist season.
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NewsAnger as Coates offers unpaid work at practice
RCA architecture professor insists move does not involve exploitation
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NewsTerry Farrell submits planning for lone eco-town
A consortium including Terry Farrell Architects has submitted a revised planning application to Cherwell Council for the first phase of the Northwest Bicester eco-town.The project, which is the only remaining eco-town to be built to the Labour government’s original standards, will see the construction of 393 residential units and an ...
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NewsGrimshaw unveils revamped London Bridge station
Plans for Network Rail due for completion in 2018
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NewsSalford student residence goes in for planning
Newly merged architecture practice Careyjones Chapmantolcher has submitted a planning application to Manchester City Council for an independent student residence development in Salford.The project, for Manor Property Group, proposes more than 1,000 student bedrooms in Adelphi Street, part of the Salford Central Regeneration Area.A series of linked buildings between six ...
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NewsCanadian students showcase ContemPLAY pavilion
The McGill school of architecture in Montreal, Canada, has released images of a final-year project for masters students.
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NewsBlaze destroys original feature of Gaudi's Sagrada Familia
1,500 evacuated in arson attack on Barcelona cathedral
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NewsAnnual AIA awards gala honours British winners
Zaha Hadid and Terry Pawson among winners at UK Chapter event
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NewsHome owners spend £12,000 on structural changes, says survey
Shelter and RIBA reveal average spend as Architect in the House is launched
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NewsRIBA London pays homage to Skylon on Southbank
The RIBA is set to take part in the 60th anniversary celebrations at the Southbank Centre this summer with the installation of a temporary bandstand designed by students.The project, a collaboration between part I and part II students, will remain on site outside the Royal Festival Hall from April 22 ...
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NewsMake wins planning approval for 5 Broadgate
The City of London’s planning and transportation committee today resolved to grant planning permission for Make’s giant new UBS headquarters at 5 Broadgate.The move was today welcomed by Broadgate owner British Land and paves the way for the demolition of 4 and 6 Broadgate, designed by Arup Associates and developed ...
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NewsLibeskind pool ceiling collapses in Bern
The ceiling of a retail and leisure centre designed by Daniel Libeskind has collapsed for the second time in three years in the Swiss capital of Bern.
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NewsLondon's third White Cube gallery to go ahead
Casper Mueller Kneer set to design Southwark warehouse conversion
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NewsCompetition launched for Aberdeen's Union Terrace Gardens
Malcolm Reading Consultants running contest for £140 million scheme
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NewsPractice Architecture completes South Kilburn temporary studios
Practice Architecture has completed the transformation of a disused building in South Kilburn, north London, into a series of studio spaces.The fledgling firm worked with the Architecture Foundation, Brent Council and South Kilburn Neighbourhood Trust on the project, which will offer rent-free space to creative professionals who in turn will ...
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NewsMae wins King's Lynn estate revamp
Hillington Square works to bring estate to Decent Homes standard
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NewsEdinburgh Architectural Association announces awards
The annual Edinburgh Architectural Association (EAA) awards have taken place, with winners announced in four categories by the Edinburgh chapter of the RIAS.Ingenium Archial won the Building of the Year Award for Kingsland Primary School in Peebles, while Allan Murray Architects was commended in the same category for its office ...