All Civic articles – Page 29
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NewsABK's Redcar library could be demolished this month
Fears for building as local MP supports council move
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NewsTwentieth Century Society pushes for ABK library to be listed
The Twentieth Century Society has launched a last-ditch attempt to save one of Redcar’s landmarks.
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NewsLifschutz Davidson Sandilands submits Thameside fire HQ plans
Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands has submitted revised plans to redevelop the listed headquarters of the London Fire Brigade beside the Thames.
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NewsWilford's Tbilisi embassy may mark end of an era
Michael Wilford’s £17 million British Embassy in Tbilisi, Georgia, has opened, becoming perhaps the last of the Foreign Office’s grands projets.
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NewsHerzog & de Meuron's Hong Kong arts scheme goes in for planning
Herzog & de Meuron reworked original high-rise designs in collaboration with Purcell Miller Tritton
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NewsMinister approves Hopkins' plans for Greenwich Market
Hopkins’ controversial redevelopment of Greenwich Market has been given the green light by communities secretary Eric Pickles.
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InspirationsTom de Paor’s inspiration: St Fin Barre’s Cathedral, Cork, Ireland
Tom de Paor admires William Burges’s all-encompassing approach to the design of St Fin Barre’s Cathedral
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NewsCF Møller wins prison competition
CF Møller has been named the winner of a competition to build a new Danish state prison on the island of Falster.
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NewsWork begins on 5th Studio's Fatwalk
Work has started on the first phase of 5th Studio’s Fatwalk in east London as part of the Three Mills Green regeneration.
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Building StudyChandos East Community Centre, Newham, by Adams and Sutherland
A community centre in Newham is the first Olympic regeneration project to be completed and its influence will be felt far beyond its locality, says Andrew Houlton
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NewsSouthampton's Guildhall Square relaunched in a blaze of glory
The £4.5 million renewal of Southampton’s Guildhall Square has been completed.
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NewsMuf's Eastern Curve wins Hackney Design Award
A team featuring Muf, landscape architect J&L Gibbons and architect collective EXYZT has won a design award for its Eastern Curve project.
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NewsLandscape Institute names award winners
The Landscape Institute has announced the winners of its annual landscape architecture awards, including the President’s Award which was picked up by The Landscape Partnership for its sustainable urban drainage system in Cambridge.
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NewsNick Clegg opens Curl La Tourelle's citizenship centre
Curl La Tourelle’s £8 million virtual learning centre, which aims to teach children about citizenship, has been opened by the deputy prime minister Nick Clegg
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TechnicalA technical look at the articulated facade of Sergison Bates' Blankenberge library
Sergison Bates has refurbished a derelict 19th century school building into a new public library in Blankenberge, Belgium
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NewsMcAslan-led panel voices concerns over Iranian embassy
John McAslan said he is “deeply concerned” over plans for the new Iranian embassy proposed by Austrian firm Daneshgar Architects in Kensington, London.
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NewsHouchell bridges the Trent
Former Wilkinson Eyre architect Oliver Houchell has unveiled designs for a new foot and cycle bridge across the river Trent in the Lincolnshire town of Gainsborough.
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NewsAHMM wins 12 projects in Oklahoma City
AHMM's 30,000-square-foot retail center on a prominent triangular plot in Oklahoma City.AHMM's 30,000-square-foot retail center on a prominent triangular plot in Oklahoma City. AHMM has won 12 new jobs in Oklahoma City, USA, working in some of the city’s most dilapidated neighbourhoods.Among the schemes are a ...
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NewsFoster's City Hall criticised in row over £145,000 window-cleaning bill
The cost of cleaning the windows at Foster & Partners’ City Hall in London has spiralled to £13,600 a month, new figures reveal.