All articles by James Rose – Page 5
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NewsAedas beats RRP in bid for Welsh Assembly offices
Richard Rogers’ bid to design a second building for the Welsh Assembly has been foiled by Aedas Architects.
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RHWL scoops Pall Mall
RHWL has beaten Allies & Morrison to the development of a key regeneration site in central Liverpool.
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NewsLDA U-turn could save Crystal Palace centre
The country's first purpose-built sports centre could be saved from demolition following a surprise U-turn from the London Development Agency.
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Lloyd flak over Arb vice chair
Arb chairman Humphrey Lloyd has come under fire from architect board members over his role in the controversial election of vice-chair Sarah Lupton.
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Commonwealth threat spurs heritage groups
Heritage groups have sprung into action to oppose the leaked government proposal to delist the Commonwealth Institute via a parliamentary bill (News June 2).
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NewsPressure on BBC over move north
The BBC is coming under increasing pressure to confirm its intention to move thousands of jobs north. Schemes by Ian Simpson and the Fairhurst Design Group in Manchester and Salford respectively have been shortlisted as the broadcaster's new headquarters, but fears are growing that it may stay in London to ...
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English Heritage sidelined from DCMS listings review
Commonwealth Institute demolition plan sparks row over future of heritage protection
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NewsSurprise winner in country house stakes
A new contender has emerged for the title of the first country house to be approved under PPS7 legislation, which allows schemes of exceptional quality to be built in protected rural areas.
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NewsCloud descends on City
GLA gives reassurances that Foster/Nouvel scheme will not be blocked by protected views
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Studio Egret West brings design flair to Edaw masterplan
Masterplanning giant Edaw has beaten MacCormac Jamieson Prichard and Maxwan to the lead role in masterplanning a £500 million redevelopment of the Holt Town Waterfront on Manchester's city fringe.
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NewsCapita gobbles another to make it UK's second
Capita Percy Thomas's spending spree has come to an end following this week's acquisition of Ruddle Wilkinson for undisclosed millions.
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Olympic copyright claim
Lone architect Stephen Lawrence says designs for Olympic Park were based on his uncredited ideas
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Arb reformers fall at first hurdle
The Arb Reform Group suffered two defeats in its first board meeting last Thursday, indicating the struggle it faces influencing the 15-strong board with eight appointed members from outside the profession.
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NewsEH: Pray and pay for these buildings
England's houses of worship are crumbling under £118 million shortfall in repair and maintenance funding
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Business advice could boost fees
Architects are missing out on a golden business opportunity to get involved in new buildings much earlier, according to a report from one of the construction industry’s leading reformers.
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TechnicalRaising the roof
A ceiling that changes to suit the performance answers the need for acoustic flexibility.
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SMC snaps up DTR:UK for £4.5m
SMC Group, one of the few UK practices listed on the stock market, has bought Manchester-based DTR:UK for a potential £4.5 million.