All articles by Dave Rogers – Page 44
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NewsHolder Mathias to revamp Longbridge
Developer St Modwen has appointed Holder Mathias Architects to work on a £100 million scheme in Longbridge in the West Midlands.
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Contractors for £4 billion academies framework named
Partnerships for Schools has named the 15 contractors which have won a place on its £4 billion academies framework.
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NewsLong & Kentish reveal revamp of Jewish Museum
Details of Long & Kentish Architect’s revamp of the Jewish Museum in London have been revealed following a £10 million overhaul.
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Rogers contemplates legal action against Qatari Diar
Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners is preparing legal action against Chelsea Barracks developer Qatari Diar, with reports saying the practice is seeking up to £2 million in unpaid fees.
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NewsODA leaves smaller firms out in the cold
Olympics framework to encourage up-and-coming practices is scrapped
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New $1 million green architecture prize
A new $1 million prize is being launched in Barcelona this month for a retrofitted building which can remain zero-carbon for a year.
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Archial goes into the red with £4.3m pre-tax loss
Archial has plunged into the red in the first half of this year after seeing projects cancelled, offices closed and dozens of staff lose their jobs.
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CompetitionsLocal firm wins Boscombe beach hut competition
A £100,000 scheme to design four huts for disabled users at a Dorset beach attracted more than 150 entries.
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LSC go-ahead for two college schemes
The Learning & Skills Council has approved funding worth nearly £50 million for two schemes under its stalled college rebuilding programme.
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NewsKPF ships New York big guns to London
Chairman Gene Kohn crosses pond to boost morale following walkout
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NewsEco-pods for stalled construction sites?
US practice Howeler & Yoon has proposed plans to fill a stalled construction block with a series of eco-pods capable of being moved by robotic arms in its home town of Boston.
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Builders fined £130m for bid rigging
The Office of Fair Trading has fined more than 100 builders a total of nearly £130 million after finding them guilty of anti-competitive practice such as bid-rigging and cover pricing.
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NewsWaghorn Gwynne's carbon neutral farmhouse gets planning
Dumfries & Galloway council has given Waghorn Gwynne Architects the green light for a sustainable farmhouse building.
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NewsBiggest practices hit by collapsing profits
HOK, Hamiltons and Broadway Malyan all face bleak news with little respite forecast
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HCA plays down design criteria for Kickstart
The Homes & Community Agency has downplayed Cabe’s role in vetting hundreds of major housing projects hoping to be bailed out under its £1 billion Kickstart initiative
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NewsHadid and S333 make Basque port shortlist
Zaha Hadid and London practice S333 are two of five teams shortlisted to masterplan a port in the Basque region of northern Spain.
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NewsFirst 10 Kickstart housing schemes to start on site next month
The first 10 schemes to be bailed out by the Homes & Communities Agency’s Kickstart housing scheme will start on site next month.
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Watchdog brands Arb Reform ad ‘misleading’
An advertisement calling on architects to vote for the Arb Reform Group and signed by the profession’s leading lights was misleading, the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has ruled
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CompetitionsSteven Holl wins Glasgow School of Art Mackintosh competition
New York firm bags its first British project
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CompetitionsCaruso St John makes final two in Swedish media complex competition
Caruso St John Architects is up against Danish firm Dorte Mandrup Arkiteketer, for the chance to design a new media complex in the Swedish city of Kalmar.