All News articles – Page 3
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NewsRIBA unveils new brand identity
The institute is preparing to roll out a redesigned visual identity and digital platform as part of its House of Architecture programme
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NewsViability and funding are the biggest obstacles councils face in delivering homes, report finds
Research published by the Housing Forum and campaign group 1.5M New Homes at Building’s Building the Future event in London today
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NewsStudio Folk uses sandstone brick to extend grade II-listed Georgian terrace
Compact extension delivers new lower-ground facilities and demonstrates embodied carbon savings from natural stone brick over clay
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NewsHOK and ERRE’s Roig Arena in Valencia is ‘first with ceramic skin’
Some 8,600 ceramic fins cover the new €400 million stadium
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News‘Thousands’ of homes at risk of not being built because of section 106 impasse, HBF warns
Group adds 700 housing developments stalled because of registered providers not buying affordable housing units
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NewsStalled project hits Chipperfield turnover
Firm declines to name scheme but Edinburgh concert hall designed by architect delayed after original contractor Sir Robert McAlpine left job earlier this year
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NewsReed Watts submits plans for temporary theatre on former Marble Arch Mound site
West End’s Arts Theatre to move into site for up to two years while its current base undergoes long-delayed refurbishment
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NewsMHCLG appoints former Fosters partner as interim chief construction adviser
Appointment made in response to Grenfell Inquiry recommendation
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NewsMake cuts quarter of staff as firm stays in red
Architect says stagnating economies and planning delays forced it to cut headcount
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NewsGreen light for Sheppard Robson’s 3,300-bed Manchester student accommodation scheme
Redevelopment of Manchester University’s Fallowfield campus targeting passivhaus certifcation
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News‘A real gentleman’: built environment leaders pay tribute to Terry Farrell following death at 87
RIBA president Chris Williamson describes architect as ‘always a kind, committed and enthusiastic talent’
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NewsWilkinson Eyre’s 31-storey City tower gets green light
Square Mile scheme being developed by CO-RE will replace 1950s tower on edge of eastern cluster
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NewsPurcell completes Shoemakers Museum in Somerset
New museum, with exhibition design by Nissen Richards Studio, combines historic buildings with contemporary brick intervention to display Clarks’ 200-year legacy
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NewsLonger lasting anti-mould paint from Inducoat
Just in time for Awaab’s Law coming into force in October, new supplier Pazco has brought Dutch anti-mould paint Inducoat Fungi to the UK
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NewsSector leaders welcome new towns announcement but warn of viability and infrastructure challenges
Calls for Homes England to step in and ‘de-risk’ 40%-affordable sites amid persistent construction cost hikes ...
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NewsFosters reportedly set to ditch canopy design at new Manchester United stadium
Redesign on cards after neighbouring landowner reportedly issued eight-fold increase in asking price
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NewsTerry Farrell dies aged 87
Post-modern pioneer celebrated by his practice as a ’non-conformist’ who never considered himself ’part of the architecture club’
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NewsAdjaye Associates completes timber performance pavilion in Barbados
Second phase of project will see delivery of a permanent cultural venue for the Caribbean island nation
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NewsThree new town schemes to begin this parliament, promises housing secretary
Steve Reed’s commitment comes as the government’s taskforce reveals its 12 recommendations for new town locations
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News700-year-old church suspended on stilts at Eric Parry’s 50 Fenchurch Street tower
Grade I listed structure suspended on stilts to allow Keltbray to complete excavations work below