All articles by Dave Rogers – Page 26
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NewsDundee House and Maggie’s Centre win at RIAS Awards
The largest project to win was the £47.5 million National Museum of Scotland by Gareth Hoskins
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NewsZaha Hadid frontrunner to buy London’s Design Museum
Architecture gallery proposal is favourite out of eight bids for Shad Thames site
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NewsIan Simpson Architects 'ready to go' on Battersea
Simpson’s first phase plans back in the frame under Malaysian buyers
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NewsSecrecy shrouds Sizewell shortlist
Atkins, Aedas and RMJM said to be preparing plans for EDF nuclear project
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NewsFun on the Filling Station forecourt
Carmody Groarke turns a former BP petrol station into a diner-style restaurant and exhibition space
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NewsRIBA wants more design competitions
Procurement report proposes ways to end discrimination against small practices
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FeaturesUS developer Hines ahead of the curves
The US developer knows what its commercial clients want, but remains open to new design ideas
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NewsAA losses over ‘tainted leases’ balloon to £5.5m
Court papers reveal details of likely liabilities
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NewsUS client puts RMJM on five-year work ban
New York schools authority bars troubled architecture practice following evaluation
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Tablet onlyAccountant in alleged AA fraud case blames lax management
Stephen Livett is being sued by the Architectural Association for signing off “tainted leases”
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NewsHow the AA was fleeced out of £1 million
Mis-sold office equipment leases are likely to catch out more architecture schools
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NewsSerpentine pavilion scheme fails to uncover foundations
Plans have been used to recreate the foundations of previous pavilions
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NewsBIG wins job next to Seoul's '9/11' towers
Danish practice wins work alongside MVRDV’s controversial design
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NewsAccounting scam blows £1m hole in AA’s budget
Former Architectural Association staffer at centre of probe over alleged computer leasing fraud
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NewsKPF scoops Goldman Sachs HQ in City of London
Former BT telephone exchange to be turned into offices
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NewsTesco accuses architecture industry of 'unfair criticism'
Supermarket chain says revamp will restore its architectural reputation