All News articles – Page 1188
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NewsLow rise at high tide
Mosedale Gillat Architects has submitted for planning a new maritime centre in Newbiggin by the Sea in Northumberland.
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NewsManser in the dock
Work has begun on site for a 8,000sq m terminal building at Southampton Docks by the Manser Practice.
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NewsSuffolk honours winning designs
Four buildings have won Suffolk Association of Architects annual design awards.
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Poplar Riverside delivery plan let
Meadowcroft Griffin is to develop a delivery strategy for the Poplar Riverside area of the Lower Lea Valley by the Thames Gateway Development Corporation.
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Scandinavians in design debate
Capita Symonds and the British Council for Schools Environments are hosting a conference in Salford next month to bring together Scandinavian and British experts on school design.
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NewsFosters’ return customer
Fosters & Partners unveiled its latest addition to the City of London skyline this week with the official opening of the 28-storey Willis Building more than three decades after Norman Foster designed his landmark hi-tech Willis Faber building in Ipswich.
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NewsCreative in White City
Dutch practice OMA is dubbing its £2 billion masterplan for White City “Creative London”.
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Building Regs hinder green refurbs, RIBA tells MPs
Building Regulations are a “barrier” to the government’s carbon reduction targets, the RIBA has told a parliamentary inquiry into retrofitting commercial property.
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NewsOnwards and up for Brunswick
London’s listed Brunswick Centre (pictured) could be extended one storey upwards under a proposal to reinstate architect Patrick Hodgkinson’s original 1960s design.
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NewsBroadway Malyan told to rework Everton plan
Broadway Malyan’s design for a £400 million, retail-led development in Kirkby, including a new stadium for Everton Football Club, has been sent back to the drawing board after being slammed by Cabe and neighbouring local authorities.
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RIBA seeks Preston bridge entries
The RIBA has launched a competition to design a bridge across the River Douglas in Preston, Lancashire.
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NewsRow as JCB boss tries to demolish own house
Experts split over bid to redevelop Chelsea grade II listed Georgian house
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NewsTop UK firms take starring role at Venice Biennale
A glittering list of British architects including Zaha Hadid, Nigel Coates and AOC will exhibit their work at the Venice Biennale, adding further home-grown talent to the five housing firms already picked for the British pavilion.
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NewsSnøhetta slams Kent bid for Turner costs
Norwegian practice Snøhetta has hit back at Kent County Council after the local authority began legal proceedings against the practice and its partner Stephen Spence over the duo’s aborted Turner Contemporary gallery scheme in Margate.
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NewsBDP looks east in worldwide expansion
Building Design Partnership has acquired its first foreign practice as part of an unprecedented drive to expand its overseas operation.
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NewsBDP sustainability chief moves west
BDP’s head of sustainability Trevor Butler is relocating to Canada to start a new company which aims to bridge the gap between architects and engineers to realise sustainable buildings.
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NewsCabe backs efforts to save ‘ground-breaking’ estate
Review panel’s call for listing renews pressure on Hodge as Rogers urges ‘let’s keep fighting’
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Roof chosen for Aquatics Centre
Zaha Hadid’s £303 million Aquatics Centre, approved by planners this week, will feature an aluminium standing-seam roof, the Olympic Delivery Authority has revealed.
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NewsRoyal Mail’s stamp of approval
Great British cathedral architecture is celebrated with a set of commemorative stamps issued by Royal Mail this week.
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NewsDublin’s new apartments get a Metropolitan look
A new £58 million residential scheme in the north Dublin suburb of Belmayne by Metropolitan Workshop has gone on site after recently winning planning permission.