More News – Page 423
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NewsHerzog & de Meuron bags Berlin gallery
Practice’s proposals for 20th Century art gallery picked for Kulturforum slot
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NewsCouncil starts Caruso St John gallery cuts consultation
Walsall pushes on with proposals to pull funding from Stirling Prize-shortlisted gallery
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NewsWilkinson Eyre steams in to land Leicester railway museum
Practice chosen from six-strong shortlist for £18 million building
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NewsWestminster backs Harley St cancer clinic
Scheme by Sonnemann Toon will see proton beam therapy facility installed
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NewsGive city mayors 'radical' housing powers, urges RIBA
Body warns regional mayors need beefed up powers to halt housing crisis
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NewsSheppard Robson submits plans for Woolwich mixed-use scheme
Development includes more than 300 homes
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NewsMcAslan reveals design for Glasgow museum revamp
Burrell collection building will re-open in 2020
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NewsGrimshaw eyeing new recruits as firm reveals details of Heathrow work
Firm begins to mobilise team as more images of scheme are released
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NewsBrits chasing inaugural RIBA International Prize
Chipperfield, Hadid and DRDH shortlisted for Lubetkin Prize replacement
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NewsArchitects and developers targeted by new group
Spearheaded by Martyn Evans and Jane Duncan, organisation wants better relations between the two
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NewsCrossrail prompts Farringdon makeover plans
LDA carries out feasibility study into improving area’s public spaces
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NewsFactory-built homes OK'd in scheme to revamp rundown Essex estate
Architects BPTW and Pollard Thomas Edwards working on renamed Craylands Estate job in Basildon
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NewsDerbyshire says any conflict of interest over two RIBA roles 'will be addressed'
Incoming RIBA president joined board of group’s commercial arm in June
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NewsArchitecture Initiative school begins on site
School being built at derelict Royal Mail sorting office in Northampton
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NewsZaha Hadid adds Saudi cultural centre to Middle East portfolio
Scheme is headquarters for Diriyah heritage museum
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NewsHeathrow to hire 100-strong team after green light
But lawyers and environmental campaigners promise tough legal battles ahead