More News – Page 254
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NewsRodney Melville & Partners to spruce up three listed buildings in Gunnersbury Park
Works to be completed ahead of huge Hudson Square resi development
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NewsBlow for 31/44 Architects as minister calls in bell foundry plans
Whitechapel heritage and hotel project will go to public inquiry
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NewsAllies & Morrison becomes fourth architect to take on Canary Wharf site
Fosters and César Pelli among practices to have had a crack at North Quay
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NewsKeith Williams conservation area flats approved after a year in planning
Six-storey building approved for ‘axial’ site facing historic green
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NewsPost-Grenfell safety regulator to be run solely by HSE
New body was originally expected to include local authorities, fire and rescue services
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NewsOMI wins planning for Salford’s tallest building
55-storey tower could start on site this year, says architect
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NewsBuilding Regs changes ‘not fit to meet net-zero target’
Architects warn Part L and Part F proposals ‘could have disastrous unintended consequences’
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NewsTate row heats up as Neo Bankside residents hit back in appeal court
Owners of Richard Rogers flats want Tate to shut 10th-floor viewing gallery
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NewsFoster floats House of Lords design contest
Ex-peer says government should ‘take cue’ from grand projects of 19 th century
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NewsPRP and Hamiltons bag planning for Knightsbridge hotel
£300m boutique scheme will replace brutalist car park which has tunnel to Harrods
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NewsChetwoods chosen to design London’s giant new food market as Smithfield gets marching orders
Historic meat market to move to Dagenham after a millennium, along with Billingsgate and Spitalfields
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NewsSnug Architects lodges plans for prayer landmark
Project team eyes December start on site for 50m tall Möbius strip
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NewsBuilding Design columnist wins £100,000 award
David Rudlin and Manchester architecture lecturer to study 100 high streets
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NewsGrimshaw and Arup revise West Midlands HS2 station designs
Latest designs informed by public consultations
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NewsHawkins Brown wins £45m Aston University building
Birmingham university building due to be complete in 2023
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NewsHousebuilders lambasted for producing overwhelmingly bad designs
Bartlett’s national housing audit finds ‘unethical’ housebuilders designing just 26% of homes well
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NewsArchitect struck off for litany of failings
Oxfordshire practitioner used clients’ cash to pay staff wages and let insurance cover lapse
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NewsGlancy Nicholls wins consent for Birmingham’s tallest tower
61-storey block is practice’s second tower in city centre in as many months
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NewsFosters’ Tulip tower team launches appeal
Project backers seek to overturn mayor of London’s veto
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NewsStiff & Trevillion takes Belgravia baton from Aukett Swanke
Practice draws up ’world-class retail’ proposals for Grosvenor’s historic builder’s yard