All News articles – Page 291
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NewsBishopsgate Goodsyard plans ‘could still be approved this year’
Mayor says sign-off possible by December - if plans are lodged this week
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NewsArchitect fined £1,000 over unprofessional conduct
Practice boss failed to agree written terms and left client complaint letter unopened
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NewsHousing minister throws hat in ring to become next prime minister
Kit Malthouse was minister behind Scruton’s beauty commission
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NewsHudson gets a ‘pass’ with Norwich uni complex
Lecture theatre and accommodation block will be NUA’s first major new-build project
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NewsDamaging Brexit salary threshold could be scrapped
RIBA welcomes Home Secretary’s post-Brexit rethink
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NewsHutchinson & Partners set to open Berlin base
Practice appoints former Allies & Morrison staffer to lead new office
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NewsArchitects submit plans for 300-home south London regeneration
Cullinan, Levitt Bernstein and PRP among practices working on £1bn programme
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NewsRIBA president: ‘PM has left country in limbo’
Ben Derbyshire responds to Theresa May’s resignation
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NewsSheppard Robson submits plans for Leeds BTR scheme
Architect designing eight residential buildings
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NewsBrexit uncertainty plunges London practices into gloom
Practices in regions more optimistic, says RIBA survey
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NewsSnug Architects answers call for Birmingham prayer memorial
50m Möbius strip will be built from a million bricks
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NewsRSHP hit by Companies House warning over late accounts - for third time
Practice’s accounts are two months overdue
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NewsInkdesign gets go-ahead to update Glasgow mosque
Scheme will see building extended and reclad with addition of 21m minaret
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NewsZaha Hadid's World Cup stadium hosts first game
ZHA one of a number of UK architects working on 2022 World Cup venues
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NewsHTA's 189-home east London scheme rejected
Development fails to meet affordable housing requirements and is poorly designed, committee says
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NewsRSHP becomes sixth architect to unveil South Ken tube designs
Transport for London hopes this time its plans to build on grade II-listed station will succeed
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NewsGallery: Junya Ishigami's Serpentine Pavilion takes shape
First pictures of 19th annual commission under construction
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NewsMoussavi and Brooks shortlisted for V&A fashion gallery job
Four other practices cut it for final stage of £450,000 redesign fray
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NewsAR Design Studio sails through planning with West Sussex house
Practice secures consent for Chichester Harbour AONB home
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NewsPeter Rees warns derelict resi towers could scar London in 100 years
Former chief City planning officer says massive refurb costs could lead to uninhabitable buildings