All Online news articles – Page 409
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NewsFloating London river park plans hit bottom
Navigational safety issues may have sunk plans for Gensler’s £60m Thames scheme
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Features10x10: Terry Farrell's 'Comyn Ching'
BD previews drawings by artists and architects that will be auctioned off to raise money for Article 25
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NewsPlanning review slammed by countryside campaigners
Latest government intervention in planning draws ire of Campaign to Protect Rural England
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Tablet onlyArchitecture champion Nick Johnson quits Urban Splash
Developer was key to Park Hill and New Islington housing successes
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OpinionCelebrating with Glenn Howells and Richard Rogers
Boots on birthday bashes, broken ankles and keeping mum
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Tablet onlyBDP revenues hit by spending cuts
Practice’s 15% slump blamed on slowdown in schools and health
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Tablet onlyKensington stands by £80m Holland Park school
Kensington Chelsea Council was this week forced to defend its £80 million Holland Park School, which will start taking its first pupils next month. The six-storey Aedas-designed building has been divided into two halves separated by a central atrium with each level connected by walkways. The school’s 1,400 ...
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FeaturesYAYA 2012 Shortlist: 00:/
London-based 00:/ are known for the experimental nature of their work and pushing beyond architecture’s traditional borders
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FeaturesYAYA 2012 Shortlist: Bell Phillips Architects
Established in 2004, Bell Phillips Architects has a diverse portfolio built around a strong core of affordable housing projects
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FeaturesYAYA 2012 Shortlist: Coffey Architects
Six-strong Coffey Architects works on projects across all scales
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FeaturesYAYA 2012 Shortlist: Hayhurst and Co.
RIBA Award-winning Hayhurst and Co. focuses on residential projects for private developers
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FeaturesYAYA 2012 Shortlist: vPPR Architects
Founded in 2009, London practice vPPR Architects designs culturally and environmentally responsible architecture
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FeaturesYAYA 2012: Entries in full
A-z list of all of the entries for this year’s Young Architect of the Year awards
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FeaturesYAYA 2012: Young, gifted and on track
In one of the most challenging periods to be a young architect, this year’s Young Architect of the Year shortlist demonstrates that it is still possible to make great work if you are energetic in seeking out opportunities
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NewsIan Simpson’s Library Walk plans approved
Committee votes in favour of controversial scheme, but not unanimously
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NewsRodney Melville wins National Trust Knole studio job
Practice appointed to design £2.3 million studio and cafe at historic house