All RCKa articles – Page 5
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FeaturesMe and my IT: Russell Curtis
RCKa director on making the leap into Revit and relying on Evernote
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NewsEU poised to approve radical overhaul of public procurement
Thresholds to rise and turnover requirements to be capped
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FeaturesRussell Curtis: 'I love the scale of Chicago'
The RCKa director on Colin Stansfield Smith, Kraftwerk and the finer points of good grammar
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OpinionWestside story needs telling too
I noted with interest the coverage of RCKa’s TNG youth building in Sydenham ( Buildings June 21 ), not least because here at Ealing Council we have our own “ground-breaking” youth centre: Westside.
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OpinionYoung people need buildings like this
The new TNG centre shows the usefulness of the Myplace funding scheme
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NewsScrapping design statements 'creates confusion'
Attempt to reduce bureaucracy could create more work for councils and additional costs for developers
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Building StudyTNG Youth & Community Centre by RCKa
The translucent skin of RCKa’s south London youth centre encloses a building in which the architect’s involvement extends far beyond the design
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NewsArchitects' fury after Islington cancels framework
Fresh questions raised over public sector procurement
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Building StudyCromer Road Community Hub, Hellesdon, Norwich
Architect submits plans for 6,500sq m facility that will feature a museum, an auditorium and a large communal foyer
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NewsArchitects pour scorn on government's off-site construction plan
Proposals labelled “vague pronouncements”
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NewsLondon Pleasure Gardens failure costs architects more work
Architects lined-up to work at London Pleasure Gardens fear their projects will be shelved after the site organisers went into administration.The RIBA London worked with LPG to appoint young architects for projects across the Royal Docks site including Foster Lomas, Nicholas Kirk Architects, Studio Squat and Visitor Studio.But dwindling visitor ...
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NewsRIBA urged to act more quickly over wasteful procurement
Institute’s report on the issue is due to be published in May, five months after the original deadline
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NewsRIBA announces its Mipim virgins
Henley Halebrown Rorrison, HÛT, Moxon and AStudio are among those heading for Cannes
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NewsSainsbury to ditch prize-winning Greenwich store
Stirling-nominated eco building no longer meets supermarket’s requirements
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MultimediaInside Moxon's Yaya exhibition
3D scan recreates guided tour of Architecture Foundation exhibition
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AnalysisYoung Architect of the Year 2011: Jonathan Hendry
The 2011 Young Architect of the Year impressed the judges with his range of work and consistency of approach
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NewsJonathan Hendry named Young Architect of the Year
Lincolnshire-based firm takes coveted BD award
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NewsBD's Young Architect of the Year shortlist announced
The six shortlisted practices in the 2011 Autodesk Young Architect of the Year Awards were announced at a party held at the Architecture Foundation last night.