All articles by Dave Rogers – Page 30
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NewsCity rails against Broadgate listing
Chairman claims Lipton’s criticism of Make scheme is motivated by wanting to see his buildings immortalised
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NewsRIBA itinerary shows business skills focus
Architects will be given the chance to brush up on their business skills this autumn, after a report earlier this year said many were not savvy enough to survive.
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NewsArb forced to defend ‘lenient’ punishment
The Arb has defended its decision not to strike off an architect who harassed clients to such an extent that they took out a court injunction against him.
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NewsTP Bennett appoints new design director
TP Bennett has recruited Pernille Stafford from Scott Brownrigg as its new design director with a brief to grow its interior design business.Stafford worked for five years at Scott Brownrigg after spending nine years at Canvas Creative, where she became managing director, before that firm’s merger with Brownrigg in 2006.Her ...
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NewsWhite collar union looks to recruit architects
Prospect says it could rival RIBA as campaigner for better working conditions in profession
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NewsEgret West leads £350m Gateshead homes plan
Studio Egret West is heading a team of four practices picked to work on a £350 million scheme to build 2,500 homes across a series of sites in Gateshead.
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NewsAedas joins Wilkinson Eyre's Thames cable car team
Aedas has joined the team that will start work this summer on a £51 million contract to build a cable car across the Thames.
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NewsLabour attacks Gove over flatpack school proposal
Shadow minister speaks out as coalition accused of double standards on design
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AnalysisFlatten the buildings or flatten VAT?
The discrepancy between VAT on new-build and refurb is increasingly at odds with the zero-carbon agenda.
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NewsRogers Stirk Harbour tells residents to reject Oxley Woods 'imitations'
Developer insists the rest of the Milton Keynes housing estate will be designed by replacement firm.
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NewsAtkins cuts staff but moves ahead on profits
1,000 people go as multi-disciplinary giant boasts it will beat profit forecasts