All articles by Tom Lowe – Page 18
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NewsHOK submits plans for huge life sciences scheme in Paddington
Demolition of Imperial College Medical School building to make way for 16-storey scheme
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NewsDevelopment partner picked on two key plots on 10,000-home Bristol Temple Quarter scheme
Planning to be submitted in 2027
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NewsAllies and Morrison submits plans for refurbishment of the Barbican library
Scheme to be second major restoration of space following AHMM work in early 2000s
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NewsMetropolitan Workshop picked to design three towers next to Stratford station
Scheme to be third phase of wider 2,200-home redevelopment of 1960s Carpenters Estate
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NewsHigh profile architects tear into SOM’s Barbican office scheme as objections top 1,000
Amanda Levete and Adam Caruso among objectors to Lipton Rogers’ plans to redevelop headquarters of law firm Linklaters
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NewsChris Williamson feeling ‘quite sad’ as RIBA president loses architect title
WW+P co-founder announced his decision not to renew his ARB registration last month in protest against existing regulatory model
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NewsPopulous appointed to design training centre for Birmingham City FC
Scheme to be positioned next to Heatherwick Studio’s plans for the club’s new 62,000-seat stadium
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NewsCity approves Studio Moren’s plans for hotel roof extension on listed office block
Scheme to be the latest office-to-hotel conversion in the Square Mile
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NewsHawkins Brown profit slumps by 80% following staff cuts
Turnover fell by 16% to £29.5m last year according to latest accounts
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NewsProfit at Heatherwick Studio down 30% as turnover slips in Asia and the Middle East
Practice blamed 13% fall in revenue on timing of client billing
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FeaturesScott Brownrigg’s Darren Comber: ‘The UK has done nothing to support us’
The practice’s chief executive talks to Tom Lowe about the government’s decision on a third Heathrow runway, the impact of Rachel Reeves’ tax policies on business and how the practice has managed to survive for a remarkable 115 years
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NewsGrimshaw wins £4.4m job on redevelopment of Battersea Power Station waste facility site
Practice to lead design on Cringle Dock facility with engineering consultant WSP
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NewsAHMM back in the black following last year’s restructure
Practice made profit of more than £500,000 following £1.7m loss in 2024
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NewsGreen light for Chris Dyson Architects’ plans to convert Farringdon office building into hotel
Scheme to add mansard roof and lift concealed within a false chimney to postwar block off Fleet Street
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NewsSimpson Haugh submits 2,500-home student tower scheme in Manchester
Firm’s latest high-rise project to span four blocks including 50-storey tower
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NewsCouncil looking for new development partner on scrapped transformation of listed Victorian baths
Conversion of Lewisham’s grade II-listed Ladywell Playtower into cinema fell through in September
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NewsZaha Hadid Architects’ turnover up 8% as Middle East takes over Asia as firm’s biggest market
Group made £83m in year to April 2025 but its profit fell by 60% to just £342,000
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NewsCity sees highest number of planning applications in 10 years
Number of major applications approved also beats five-year record
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NewsGrimshaw appointed to design university campus in Malaysia
Scheme part of wider development masterplanned by the practice in 2015
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FeaturesWill there be an exodus from the ARB register next month after Chris Williamson’s decision not to renew?
The RIBA president’s decision to abandon his architect title in a statement against the ‘absurdity’ of the registration system has heightened debate around what the term really means, and how regulatory oversight of the profession can be reformed to improve public safety. How many registered architects will follow his lead ...