All News articles – Page 295
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NewsBrokenshire ‘regrets way Scruton was sacked’
Nicholas Boys Smith to be ‘interim chair’ of Beauty Commission
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NewsCity finalises ground-level vision for high-rise development
Plan eyes offsetting ‘unprecedented’ vertical growth with extra greenery and more pedestrian-friendly streets
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NewsArchio gets green light for Lewisham CLT homes
Practice pledges south London infill scheme will be 100% affordable
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NewsArchitects flag difficulties with systematic approach to fire protection
Survey finds fewer than a quarter of professionals have worked on a project with system-led approach in past year
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NewsDon't rush Notre-Dame restoration, architects and academics urge Macron
More than 1,100 experts sign letter in Le Figaro warning president’s five-year deadline is too short
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NewsCullinans submits plans for Alder Hey park
Children’s hospital ‘leads the field’ with natural healing proposal
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NewsAdjaye forced to redesign Holocaust Memorial
Revisions follow public consultation into contested scheme
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NewsBen Adams' Isle of Wight hotel revamp given the OK
Proposals look to expand luxury offer at grade II-listed holiday haunt
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NewsWork to start on Aberdeen gardens - more than a decade and three architects later
Work on scheme by LDA Design due to start this summer
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NewsHTA and Hawkins Brown land first phase of Meridian Water work
£6bn regeneration scheme masterplanned by Karakusevic Carson
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NewsFobert and Purcell's £35.5m National Portrait Gallery scheme secures planning
Gallery bosses target summer 2020 start on site with £4m left to raise
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NewsTwo UK architects shortlisted for $1m Aga Khan Award
School for Syrian refugees and Qatari cultural project in running
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NewsCroydon shortlists six in Fair Field fray
DSDHA, Hassell, PLP, West 8 and Charles Holland in running to design borough’s flagship civic space
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NewsNew York Mayor plans to ban ‘glass and steel skyscrapers’
Bill de Blasio pledges legislation to reduce ‘monuments’ to global warming
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NewsTulip ‘weeks away’ from clearing City Hall hurdle
Foster Partners tower approval is yet to hit the desk of London mayor Sadiq Khan
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NewsChipperfield's Edinburgh concert hall approved on a knife-edge
Councillors vote 6-4 in favour of city’s first concert hall for 100 years
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NewsPaddington Cucumber gets green light ... again
42-storey tower approved for second time – along with ’wholly redesigned’ sister block
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NewsSergison Bates beats Mecanoo to €60m Belgian art centre
Hopeful architects included Tony Fretton and Caruso St John
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News3DReid submits community health centre for planning
Edinburgh facility will support people with long-term health conditions to live life ‘on their own terms’