All articles by Tom Lowe – Page 2
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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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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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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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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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NewsGreen light for LOM’s refurb and extension of Milton Keynes office
Plans for former Santander building to create more than 20,000sq m of grade A space
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NewsNorthern Powerhouse Rail reportedly pushed back again as government insists line will go ahead
Keir Starmer had been expected to set out plan for rail project at Labour conference next week
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NewsPublic inquiry into dRMM’s controversial Peckham redevelopment set for 28 October
Appeal for 900-home redevelopment of Aylesham Centre brought by Berkeley amid concern over lack of affordable homes
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FeaturesUK Design Capital of the Year: How Newcastle is using regeneration to retain talent and drive growth
New to the Architect of the Year Awards for 2025, the title of UK Design Capital of the Year recognises outstanding leadership in architecture, placemaking and regeneration. It looks beyond individual buildings to celebrate cities showing strategic ambition in shaping their built environment, from long-term masterplans to bold urban experiments. ...
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NewsPilbrow & Partners’ plans for 69-storey Vauxhall tower scheme to be submitted next month
Bmor and Cedarstone Capital’s 3,000-home proposals to be one of UK’s tallest residential schemes
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NewsGreen light for Morris & Co’s Oxford University teaching facility
Practice’s first project for the university to be permanent home for the Oxford India Centre for Sustainable Development
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NewsHugh Broughton Architects appointed to upgrade Australian base in Antarctica
Hugh Broughton Architects wins more work on continent following job at British base
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NewsHenley Halebrown submits Smithfield office retrofit
Facade of mid-2000s building to be entirely replaced and top storey to be expanded
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NewsFosters picks Martin Jennings to design statue of Queen Elizabeth II for national memorial
Sculptor designed the first portrait of King Charles III on the national coinage
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NewsFour projects shortlisted for RIAS Doolan Prize 2025
Schemes vying to be named best new building in Scotland include a bridge by Moxon and the restoration of a 16th century tower
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NewsArchitect struck from register after helping colleague cheat on part III exams
Paul Treacy handed two-year erasure after referring himself to Arb’s professional conduct committee
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NewsCouncil unanimously approves plans to redevelop half of BBC Elstree Studios
French investment giant Axa IM Alts behind UMC Architects-designed development at historic studio site
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NewsCouncil backs Kay Elliott’s plans for Bath rugby stadium after 15-year planning battle
Decision to be sent to secretary of state for review
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NewsJestico & Whiles’ plans to refurbish Smithsons’ Hunstanton school given go ahead
Curtain wall glazing system at Grade II*-listed site to be entirely replaced
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NewsHawkins Brown lops four storeys off Manchester Met library in cost-cutting redesign
Landmark 13-storey scheme approved last year to be resubmitted as nine storeys with its floorspace almost halved