More News – Page 357
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NewsTP Bennett floats meeting-room innovation
Practice creates offshore pavilion for Thames Valley business park
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NewsLondon's most fortified building opens its doors
US Embassy and Bloomberg HQ among the buildings taking part in Open House
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NewsNext phase of Broadgate redevelopment takes shape
Application looms for British Land’s flagship City of London site
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NewsAcme's Olympic Park pavilion gets planning nod
Two-storey building will include visitor centre and cafes
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NewsSeven architects shortlisted for Stephen Lawrence Prize
Studio Weave, Tonkin Liu and Arboreal among those on shortlist
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NewsSheppard Robson’s Chrisp Street bags planning
Crunch vote unanimously backs controversial 643-home redevelopment
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NewsKing's Cross developer in running for Client of the Year
Council, hospice and media company also on shortlist
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NewsWhittam Cox cleared for Park Hill student housing
Local architect designs clusters of townhouse-style flats
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NewsRees-Mogg criticised for 'outdated' views on planning system
Finn Williams ticks off MP for blaming housing crisis on UK’s rigid planning system
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NewsGive councils power and money to implement NPPF, demands RIBA
Institute says planning departments need resources and authority to meet government’s design-quality aspirations
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NewsWakefield agrees to bankroll demolition of Adjaye market hall
Repurposing of 10-year-old structure would keep only its canopy
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NewsGovernment publishes NPPF with vow to deliver quality homes
New planning framework ’will give more power to councils to reject bad schemes’
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NewsPrevious Stirling finalist hails 'unprecedented' university patronage
Half shortlist was commissioned by universities
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NewsMake rejigs City tower plans
Practice lops 6m off 1 Leadenhall building but boosts office space
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NewsArchitecture Initiative designs sixth-form scheme
East London school expansion will sit on off-limits ecology site
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NewsBoard picked to oversee BDP's £4bn Palace of Westminster overhaul
Panel will act as client for landmark project
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NewsPtolemy Dean hits a six with cricket pavilion plans
Planners stump up consent for architect to extend Westminster School sporting landmark
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NewsWe Made That is only UK architect shortlisted in HK comp
Joint bid with Hassell set for full work-up