All articles by Tom Lowe – Page 42
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NewsArchitect wanted to design Bath fashion museum in listed former post office
The Fashion Museum, Bath moving from its current premises to neo-Georgian corner plot
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NewsCity’s 2040 vision for 1.2 million sq m of new office space passes key planning hurdle
Three ‘key areas of change’ earmarked for new development as Square Mile eyes transformation into cultural and leisure destination
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NewsCouncil confirms demolition of Birmingham’s Ringway Centre after legal challenge
Campaigners fail in last-ditch attempt to sink Corstorphine & Wright’s plans to replace brutalist landmark with three residential towers
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NewsGarnett Architecture unveils plans to refurbish Russell Square office
Scheme to modernise 1960s block used as the headquarters of FTSE firm Associated British Foods
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NewsSquire & Partners’ £1.5bn Richmond scheme approved for the third time after second staircase changes
Third redesign of controversial 1,000-home plans hoping for GLA sign-off after council gives OK despite flood of objections
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NewsBRE recommends EPC ratings shake up encourage more retrofit work
Advisor wants shelf life of certificates halved and metrics reformed to more accurately reflect the performance of buildings
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NewsHistoric England objection hits Lendlease’s £2bn Birmingham plans with one-year delay
Heritage advisor intervened over decision to build over the historic site after which the scheme is named
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NewsCaroe unveils plans for refurbishment of Banqueting House on Whitehall
Upgrade of Britain’s first Palladian building scaled back due to pandemic hit on client’s finances
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NewsEric Parry submits full planning application for revised 1 Undershaft
Developer Stanhope unveils most detailed images yet of tower set to be City’s tallest
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NewsV&A to stage ‘Tropical Modernism’ exhibition on 20th century architecture in former British colonies
Style was developed by British architects in Ghana and India but became a symbol of nation-building following independence
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NewsCompetition from ‘architectural designers’ driving down fees, RIBA warns
Institute also warns of an increasing number of clients not paying their invoices on time as workload expectations fall
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NewsHolmes Miller Architects gives staff every tenth day off work
Glasgow-based practice said move to nine-day fortnight has boosted productivity during office hours
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NewsArchitect wanted to design £740m replacement for problem concrete hospital
Leighton Hospital in Cheshire found to contain reinforced auoclaved aerated concrete in 80% of its buildings
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NewsLSE names six teams on shortlist for £400m student resi scheme next to Tate Modern
AHMM, SOM and RSHP among firms squaring up to win 2,000-bed redevelopment
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NewsSquire & Partners’ Notting Hill office refurb OK’d following site’s eight-year planning saga
Firm’s plans approved following a redesign and the rejection of two former applications
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NewsCity Hall throws lifeline to Allies & Morrison’s stalled Wimbledon expansion plans
Deputy mayor Jules Pipe calls in controversial scheme to treble the size of championship’s grounds after Wandsworth rejection
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NewsManchester council approves proposals for over 5,000 new student beds
Plans by Sheppard Robson, Hawkins Brown and Simpson Haugh given the OK after decisions were deferred last month
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NewsCouncil green lights FCBS’ University of Kent creative hub
Docking House will unite a vacant grade II-listed former dockyard building and a timber-framed newbuild
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NewsSouth Korean architect Minsuk Cho selected to design 2024 Serpentine Pavilion
’Archipelagic void’ to consist of five themed structures around a central open space
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NewsShedkm airs plans for £250m Stockport neighbourhood under grade II*-listed viaduct
Mixed-use scheme to include 1,200 homes and public spaces celebrating local heritage