All HOK articles – Page 6
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NewsHOK unveils Washington Station expansion plans
Project for Amtrak will triple passenger capacity
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NewsFoster and Partners, HOK and BIG shortlisted for European research hub
Henning Larsen, West8 and Mecanoo also among finalists
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NewsSwanke Hayden Connell Architects wins 43-storey tower in Istanbul
Foster and Partners, Benoy, Aecom and HOK visit Turkey on trade mission
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NewsBIG, HOK and Aedas reveal visions for Chicago's Navy Pier
Five finalists for £50 million scheme present concepts to public
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NewsPredictions 2012: Rob Firth, director of practice building, HOK
BD hears the industry’s fears and hopes for the coming year
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NewsHOK’s Qatar mall is an oasis in the desert
Retail and leisure facility in Lusail will have three levels and a body of water running through it
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HOK leaves its marque on US Porsche HQ
Architect designs facility for car company that includes offices, test track, restaurant and shop
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NewsZaha Hadid and OMA beat Foster's to Chicago pier longlist
Zaha Hadid, OMA, and BIG working with Aecom have all been long-listed for Chicago’s £50 million Navy Pier competition.
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OpinionHOK's high flyer
HOK managed to borrow a walk-through metal detector from its client Gatwick for its “aviation” party last week, but Boots was mystified why that theme had been chosen.
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NewsHOK and Zaha Hadid bid for world's largest airport
Foster & Partners also in running for Beijing hub
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NewsHOK’s land transport work shifts up a gear
London practice announces plans to double its transport teams
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NewsHOK London wins Sicilian convent job
HOK London will renovate a Jesuit convent and adjacent church in the Sicilian city of Ragusa. The 5,000sq m site will now be converted into a museum.
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NewsSaudis plan mile-high tower in HOK-masterplanned city
Kingdom Tower would be twice the height of Burj Khalifa
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NewsArchitects must win bim race, warns Reed
Architects are in a race with contractors to harness the enormous potential of building information modelling (bim).
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NewsHOK restores Kama Sutra translator's mausoleum
HOK has completed the restoration of the grade II* listed mausoleum of Richard Burton, the Victorian explorer and adventurer who translated the Kama Sutra.The mausoleum, which is in graveyard in Mortlake, south-west London, resembles the tent he used while travelling in the Middle East. It was built in 1891 and ...
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NewsHOK heads Gatwick £1bn upgrade project
HOK’s London arm has been named the architect of Gatwick Airport’s £1 billion investment programme.