All articles by Dave Rogers – Page 30
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NewsRCA students voice concern over new head of architecture
Students demand meeting with dean Alex de Rijke over Charles Walker’s comments
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NewsGreenwich University forms links with architects
AHMM, Grimshaw and Make among practices assisting students
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NewsImmigration rules hit part II students
Overseas architecture graduates must earn over £20,000 or leave the country
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NewsEnglish Heritage has no plans to relax Battersea Power Station listing
Developers not expected to ask for grade II* listing to be changed
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NewsArts buildings face backlash
Clients cut back on design after high-profile schemes bust budgets
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NewsUnesco may put brakes on Waterloo redevelopment
Heritage inspectors claim projects by Chipperfield, Squire and Hopkins would destroy views
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BlogsNo hidden agenda
RMJM gets written about because it’s a big firm losing staff and not paying salaries on time. That’s all.
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NewsZaha Hadid shortlisted for Iraqi parliament
$1 billion project is opportunity to create symbol for architect’s native country
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NewsLaid-off staff hit out at Austin-Smith Lord
’The partners looked after themselves and shafted the rest of us’, say former employees
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NewsHertzberger laments fading role of architect
RIBA Gold Medal winner says architects are ‘no longer as important as we once were’
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NewsBattersea Power station architect slams bankers
Simpson says banks are threatening entire development
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NewsFarrell sorting office plan to be revealed
Islington and Camden councils will next week unveil details of plans drawn up by Terry Farrell & Partners to look at ways of revamping Mount Pleasant sorting office.
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NewsAberdeen City Garden Project shortlist images revealed
The jury that will pick a winner for a £140 million international design competition to revamp Aberdeen’s Union Terrace Gardens has promised to listen to public opinion when it makes its choice
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NewsAHMM's Olympic academy to be run by Carpetright founder
School will be re-named Lend Lease Harris Academy Chobham
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BlogsTwo camps of architecture journalism
Architecture journalists fall pretty much into two camps. Those who write news because they can’t write about how great or rubbish a building is and those who write about buildings because they haven’t got the foggiest about news.
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NewsRuth Reed ends RIBA presidency with final shot at Gove
Outgoing RIBA president Ruth Reed has aimed a parting shot at the industry’s nemesis by saying Michael Gove’s free schools initiative will cost more than budgeted.