All Assael articles – Page 2
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NewsArchitects urge new housing secretary to ‘keep up momentum’
Calls for James Brokenshire to maintain focus on quality
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NewsSector voices disappointment over chancellor’s Spring Statement
RIBA decries lack of Brexit reassurance for architects
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NewsArchitects welcome £45m government cash to kickstart housing
Nearly 80 schemes set to benefit from cash
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NewsAssael gets green light for Olympic 'gateway' tower
27-storey ‘build to rent’ flats tower over 50,000sq m project
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NewsSquire & Partners draws up Westminster redevelopment
Seven-storey scheme to replace red-brick 1925 office
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NewsPM appoints new housing minister
Architects criticise revolving doors as Dominic Raab replaces Alok Sharma after seven months
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NewsAssael picks Bahrain for Middle East HQ
Firm eyes masterplanning role in government-led housing and infrastructure drive
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NewsArchitects ‘best employers in construction industry’
Architecture practices dominate annual survey of good employers
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NewsRIBA names 2017 council elections runners and riders
John Assael, Martin Knight and Patrick Lynch among hopefuls vying for seats on institute’s governing body
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NewsAssael green light for housing at historic mill
Gloucestershire scheme will conserve heritage buildings and deliver 100 new homes
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NewsAssael expects London housing scheme 'to win awards'
Seven-storey block a future prize winner, practice co-founder predicts
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NewsAssael green light for L&G landmark
Scheme being developed by new housing entrant Legal General
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NewsProfession warns Derbyshire 'it won't be easy'
Architects welcome RIBA presidential result but raise concerns about fourth successive fall in turnout
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NewsArchitects defy Brexit to take on staff
‘This is not like 2008 - I don’t know why people are panicking’ says John Assael
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NewsAssael wins go-ahead for Royal Academy of Dance scheme
Plans to turn former home of Royal Academy of Dance in Battersea into luxury flats
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NewsAssael rented homes job starts
Scheme opposite Daily Mail office in Kensington to finish in 2018
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