All Online news articles – Page 664
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NewsGrid wins green light for Strand project
Westminster planners have approved Grid Architects’ mixed-use scheme on the Strand in central London.
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NewsLevitt Bernstein reveals winning Homesown scheme
Levitt Bernstein has revealed its winning design for the Islington Housing Competition.
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NewsFoster's Boston museum extension opens
Foster & Partners’ extension to Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts opened last week.
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NewsMake and Benoy join Cameron in China
Trip controversy as artist Ai Weiwei speaks out over human rights
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NewsBattersea developer launches competition to design first phase of Viñoly's masterplan
Architects will have the chance to design the first major part of the redevelopment of Battersea Power Station under an international design competition.
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NewsManser Medal goes to Acme for Norfolk house extension
Kevin McCloud presents £10,000 prize plus a new trophy
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NewsRMJM is hit by mass desertion of senior staff
A total of 20 directors and principals have quit the troubled practice in recent months
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NewsCouncil approves Viñoly's Battersea Power Station plans
Wandsworth Council has given the go-ahead for the £5.5 billion Rafael Viñoly-designed redevelopment of Battersea Power Station in south London.
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NewsKPF to lose a third of London staff
Kohn Pederson Fox is preparing to make around 45 redundancies at its London office.
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NewsMinister steps in over stadium wrap row
’Let the architects argue over it, that’s what architects do’ says Robertson
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NewsSheppard Robson scheme sparks fury
Sheppard Robson’s plans for a mixed-use development in west London have sparked outrage from local residents
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NewsThe head, heart and tail of Zaha Hadid’s Chengdu art centre
Zaha Hadid Architects has unveiled its plans for the largest cultural building in China, the Chengdu Contemporary Art Centre in Sichuan province
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NewsThomas Heatherwick and Boris Johnson unveil London's new routemaster bus
Designer says the new model represents a return to the best of British design.
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NewsArchitecture helps 'Ground Zero mosque' gain public approval
The architect behind the so-called ’Ground Zero mosque’ has told how publishing images of the controversial scheme has won opponents over.
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NewsMcAslan-led panel voices concerns over Iranian embassy
John McAslan said he is “deeply concerned” over plans for the new Iranian embassy proposed by Austrian firm Daneshgar Architects in Kensington, London.
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NewsArb 'threat' to new association of Part II architects
The founder of the newly created Association of Part Two Architects (TAPTA) has complained to a minister after receiving a “threatening” letter from the Arb.
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BlogsArchitects with moustaches
November has been re-christened to help raise awareness of testicular cancer and architects around the country are doing their bit with some facial fuzz.
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BlogsNever mind lesbians, what does Lip Service say about architects?
Architects are portrayed as inefficient, sexist and badly behaved in the BBC’s new lesbian drama partly filmed in Glasgow’s Lighthouse.
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NewsPringle Richards Sharratt wins planning for William Morris extension
Pringle Richards Sharratt Architects has won planning consent for a £3.75m extension to the UK’s only gallery dedicated to the work of William Morris.
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NewsScottish Government asked to step in over controversial Edinburgh scheme
The Scottish Government has been asked to investigate the involvement of the country’s chief planner in a £1 billion development on the edge of Edinburgh.