All Buildings, design and specification articles – Page 92
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NewsFeix & Merlin gets green light for Walworth Town Hall makeover
Southwark site was hit by fire seven years ago
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NewsGreen light for 86-home Collado Collins scheme on historic Limehouse Cut canal
Scheme sits just outside conservation area
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NewsGrimshaw lands Delhi airport job – but vows to stay in Architects Declare
Winning team beats Gensler and SOM
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NewsWhite Arkitekter’s plans for 900-home estate regen approved
Proposal by Barking Dagenham council-owned regen business Be First to redevelop 1960s estate
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NewsAL_A’s Paisley Museum extension gets funding boost
Makeover by Amanda Levete Architects to cost £42m
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NewsCabinet Office unveils action plan to modernise construction
Details of Construction Playbook announced by government
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NewsArchitects Declare offers olive branch to ZHA and Fosters after walk-outs
Statement of regret follows high-profile withdrawals from climate pledge
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NewsKnight Architects completes UK’s first stainless steel road bridge
Open-spandrel crossing replaces 18 th -century stone Lake District bridge destroyed by Storm Desmond
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NewsRSHP designs its first UK office project outside London
£190m MK Gateway plans set to be submitted next year
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NewsApt follows in Fosters’ footsteps with craned-in addition to Mendelsohn villa
Modular extension to listed Chelsea icon completed in two weeks
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NewsCrown Estate commits to net zero target by end of decade
Architectural client commits to being climate positive by 2030
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NewsHugh Broughton Architects designs Antarctic research station over Zoom
Davis research station consists of a cluster of modular pods connected by bridges
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NewsFinalists in government housing contest in talks with Homes England
Minister declares two teams joint winners of Home of 2030 design competition
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NewsZaha Hadid Architects unveils Chinese science museum
Scheme will be built in innovation district in southern city of Shenzhen
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FeaturesLearning from lockdown: Is there a future for the office?
Covid-19 may have emptied our cities and changed the way some people do their jobs for ever, but reports of the death of the office are premature, writes Dave Rogers
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NewsGreen light for Tigg & Coll’s south London scheme
Tulse Hill flats to be built next to station and busy junction
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NewsArchitect calls for embodied carbon targets to be enshrined in planning policy
Focus must move from operational carbon, says Jerry Tate
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NewsTate Hindle and TfL get green light for Wembley homes
Scheme will include more than 450 apartments
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News3XN submits plans for 37-storey tower at Broadgate development
Scheme at 2 Finsbury Avenue would replace Foggo buildings