All articles by Tom Lowe – Page 6
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NewsNational Gallery names six teams on shortlist to design £375m new wing
Foster & Partners, Renzo Piano, Selldorf and Farshid Moussavi among finalists for project envisaged as biggest transformation in gallery’s 200-year history
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NewsSecond phase of DLG Architects' 1,300-home Leeds tower scheme in for planning
Developer Platform lodges reserved matters application for further 500 homes
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NewsWitherford Watson Mann to return to The Courtauld for £82m transformation programme
Second phase of works to add new library in the vaults of Somerset House
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NewsPlans to redevelop Bethnal Green’s historic Genesis Cinema unanimously refused
Falconer Chester Hall and NBDA’s proposals for 1930s building thrown out amid heritage concerns
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NewsEarls Court clears major planning hurdle as council approves one half of 4,000-home masterplan
Hammersmith and Fulham council signed off its section of the 44 acre scheme yesterday evening
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NewsArchitects give mixed reaction to autumn Budget
More funding for skills and planners welcomed but concern over lack of help for young architects
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NewsBudget 2025: construction firms to pay more in minimum wages but spared costly landfill tax rise
National insurance freeze extended for three years and minimum wage increased
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NewsJohn McAslan & Partners unveils rival Liverpool Street station redevelopment vision
Third proposals for grade II-listed site said to cost half of Network Rail’s current Acme-designed scheme
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NewsStirling Prize winner Mæ tables plans for Bermondsey almshouse scheme
Project for Southwark Charities to nearly double the size of existing 1960s almshouse
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NewsGovernment picks Heathrow’s £49bn third runway plan over cheaper rival option
Final decision expected by the end of this Parliament
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NewsRogers’ Inmos Microprocessing Factory granted grade II*-listed status
Newport scheme was Rogers’ first major UK project completed after the Pompidou Centre
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NewsStudio Weave submits plans for new British Museum entrances
Project aiming to reduce lengthy queues on streets surrounding the museum’s Bloomsbury building
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NewsOnly a quarter of British people find moving to a new town appealing, poll finds
Access to healthcare and good transport links among factors most likely to persuade people to make the move, according to YouGov research
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NewsFreehaus selected to design memorial to victims of the Grenfell Tower fire
Small London practice picked from shortlist of five with final design to be unveiled in 2027
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NewsGovernment reportedly set to approve Chipperfield’s Chinese embassy plans next month
Repeatedly delayed scheme given all clear by MI5 and MI6, according to The Times
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NewsBirmingham City FC unveils plans for new Heatherwick-designed stadium
Design features 12 towering chimney structures intended as an homage to the city’s industrial past
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NewsAndy Burnham unveils £1bn plan for thousands of homes across Greater Manchester
Programme to see three projects built in each of the city’s ten boroughs with initial £400m investment set to be approved next week
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NewsArchitecture profession seeing strongest growth in eight years but small practices still struggling, RIBA report finds
Total revenue at RIBA chartered practices up 24% year-on-year in the sector’s strongest performance since 2017
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NewsStudio Moren replaces AHMM on revamp of listed City office
New developer Dominus tables plans to extend 1930s Ibex House and transform it into a hotel.