All News articles – Page 170
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NewsWarnings mount over Omicron shutting sites
Numbers of self-isloating workers expected to close some jobs but latest data says news is better on supply chain issues
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NewsReader survey: Omicron and the built environment
We want to hear about the impact of rising case numbers on your business
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NewsPlanning system ‘faces crisis without higher fees’
Uncertainty and delays to planning reforms have had ‘chilling effect’, says wide-ranging House of Lords report
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NewsGovernment to pursue developers for £4bn cladding bill
Gove threatens legal action and funding removal if industry doesn’t meet cost of remediating blocks 11 to 18 metres tall
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NewsFaulkner Browns in the frame as £500m expansion of James Bond studios approved
Pinewood plans get green light
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NewsFosters completes art museum in Chinese city
Museum of interconnected pyramids creates huge column-free space for large-scale art works
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NewsKew Gardens launches global hunt for treehouse architects
Two-stage competition by Museum of Architecture will seek ideas to showcase gardens’ work on climate change
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NewsOfficial behind MVRDV’s Marble Arch Mound paid more than council chief executive
Former Mecanoo director who oversaw much-derided project revealed to have been on £220,000 a year
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NewsBenoy’s ’cutting-edge’ Chiswick development approved
Mixed-use scheme will see housing built alongside space for automotive firms
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NewsTate Liverpool announces design contest for £25m overhaul
Architects have until next month to register interest in ‘major reimagining’
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NewsAHMM turnover dives by 22%
Practice made a loss of more than £600,000 last year as covid ravaged workloads
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NewsTributes paid as engineer Max Fordham dies aged 88
Former RIBA president Sunand Prasad calls him ‘giant’ of the profession
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NewsPurcell wins planning for restoration of South Ken gem
£6.5m project will transform Royal Society of Sculptors building
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NewsProfit, turnover and directors’ pay soar at ZHA
Pre-tax profit almost tripled at Zaha Hadid Architects in first year of pandemic
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NewsBDP re-uses Nightingale materials to turn empty shop into diagnostic centre
First of 40 faciities opens in former department store to relieve strain on NHS
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NewsFaulkner Browns appointed masterplanner for Dublin’s Guinness Quarter
Historic district expected to be city’s first zero-carbon area
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NewsTonkin Liu submits plans for Grosvenor Square
Architect beat starry international shortlist to land Mayfair project for Grosvenor
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NewsArchitects and clients recognised in New Year Honours
Honours for Grimshaw chair and director of Black Females in Architecture
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NewsSquire & Partners’ Old Vic tower thrown out
Waterloo flats rejected on grounds they would have impacted on grade II-listed theatre
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NewsDesign competition launched for Berwick cultural hub
RIBA looking for architects to create a key cultural hub in borders town