All Haworth Tompkins articles – Page 5
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Global talent vies for Manchester arts job
OMA, Diller Scofidio Renfro and Zaha Hadid up against local studios
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RIBA Client of the Year shortlist announced
Three very different finalists vie for this year’s award
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Housing dominates RIBA National Awards
Duggan Morris and Niall McLaughlin among architects to scoop double honours
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RIBA London winners named
London Architect of the Year Award 2015 goes to Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands
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Building Study
National Theatre redevelopment by Haworth Tompkins
Haworth Tompkins’ £80m redevelopment of the National Theatre - a traditionally uncompromising building - is its biggest reworking since Denys Lasdun’s original design
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Proctor and Matthews heads up Peabody's Thamesmead team
Dutch practice Mecanoo also working on masterplan
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Show goes on after Battersea Arts Centre fire
Grade II-listed building partly reopens for two performances on Saturday night
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Walk off unethical jobs, Stirling Prize winner urges architects
‘There is an element of protest in being an architect,’ says Steve Tompkins
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Chipperfield, Hadid and Rogers hit as Crystal Palace scheme flops
Bromley council terminates exclusivity deal with Chinese developer
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Ultimatum issued over £500m Crystal Palace scheme
Council demands £5m deposit and timescale commitments
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Haworth Tompkins lands first tranche of Peabody work
Award-winning practice also lands spot on second deal for housing association
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London housing group names framework architects
Haworth Tompkins and PCKO among those on the list
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Stirling Prize winner hits out at UK procurement
‘We are ready to work internationally,’ says architect Steve Tompkins in this wide-ranging interview on what winning the Stirling Prize will mean for Haworth Tompkins
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Haworth Tompkins wins Stirling Prize
Practice beats favourite O’Donnell Tuomey with its Everyman Theatre project
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Building Study
Chichester Festival Theatre
Haworth Tompkins has subtly remodelled Chichester Festival Theatre, a 1960s classic that has regained its original vision while also achieving modern performance and efficiency standards
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Peabody picks nine for major projects panel
Pitman Tozer working across both large and small frameworks