Elizabeth Hopkirk
Elizabeth Hopkirk is assistant editor of BD, responsible for news and commissioning comment. You can email her on elizabeth.hopkirk@bdonline.co.uk or call her on 020 3011 3135
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Concrete structure provides a place for trumpeter’s supporters to gather near his grave
- News
Grimshaw ‘will be first to stop designing unsustainable buildings’
Architect’s new chief pledges to make zero-carbon a priority
- News
Nicholas Grimshaw names successor as he takes a step back
Andrew Whalley becomes chairman of practice
- News
Damehoods for Maggie's chief and Wentworth Woodhouse saviour
Stephen Lawrence Trust chief executive among others honoured by Queen
- Opinion
Send MPs to the tower – 22 Bishopsgate, that is
Protecting a building as significant as Parliament requires tough decisions and a dose of humility, says Elizabeth Hopkirk
- News
Fosters’ partner appointed to Grenfell inquiry
Prime minister announces two new experts to guide phase 2
- News
Put architects on priority list, says Home Office migration advisor
Move would help non-EU architects jump the visa queue
- News
Finalists named for Museum of London’s subterranean gallery
David Kohn and ZMMA among architects on shortlist
- News
Damaging Brexit salary threshold could be scrapped
RIBA welcomes Home Secretary’s post-Brexit rethink
- Technical
Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts, London
Carl Turner tells Elizabeth Hopkirk how he won the biggest project of his career – and then had to design it a nerve-wracking three times
- News
RIBA president: ‘PM has left country in limbo’
Ben Derbyshire responds to Theresa May’s resignation
- News
RSHP hit by Companies House warning over late accounts - for third time
Practice’s accounts are two months overdue
- News
Gallery: Junya Ishigami's Serpentine Pavilion takes shape
First pictures of 19th annual commission under construction
- News
Peter Rees warns derelict resi towers could scar London in 100 years
Former chief City planning officer says massive refurb costs could lead to uninhabitable buildings
