More News – Page 642
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NewsFull steam ahead for Carmody Groarke’s Windermere museum
Heritage Lottery Fund grant allows work to start on £10 million project
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NewsPollard Thomas Edwards wins £270m Woolwich redevelopment
Architect to replace three blocks with mixed-tenure housing
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NewsWorld's Coolest Car Parks: the shortlist
Architects Allies Morrison and Herzog de Meuron are among the finalists
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NewsHerzog & de Meuron, Hassell and Purcell triumph in Melbourne station contest
$1 million Flinders Street project is Swiss practice’s first in Australia
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NewsArchitects Benevolent Society gives record level of financial support
But few out-of-work architects ever seek help, says chief executive
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NewsPurcell boots Bennetts off town hall job
Fourth architect in seven years appointed to convert listed building
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NewsNew Chandigarh 'could damage Le Corbusier's City Beautiful'
Chandigarh’s first Indian architect raises concerns about extension
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NewsStantec appointed to £10m Canada House refurbishment
Firm wins work after tender process seeking practice with portfolio in Canada and London
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NewsZero-carbon off-setting consulation welcomed by UK Green Building Council
Housebuilders’ costs to be capped
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NewsBrits lose out as West Kowloon park competition scrapped
New tenders labelled ‘outrageous’ by design teams
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NewsGovernment appoints new chair for English Heritage
Laurie Magnus will move over from the National Trust
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NewsRIBA calls for chief built environment adviser
Architecture organisation submits response to Farrell Review
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News‘Town centre first’ planning rules officially announced
Planning minister says changes will ‘bring people closer to their town centres’
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NewsWinners of Cityvision Rio announced
Judges included Alejandro Zaera-Polo, Jeffrey Inaba and Jeroen Koolhaas
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NewsBDP triumphs in council HQ contest
Northampton design contest caused controversy with local boy Will Alsop
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NewsSheffield Hallam student wins RIBA prize
Suki Sehmbi awarded the Gold Prize at the RIBA Yorkshire’s student awards