All articles by Tom Lowe – Page 82
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FeaturesBudget preview: What’s likely to be in it for construction?
As interest rates are cut, Tom Lowe looks at what might be in the chancellor’s red box
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NewsCloud House architect: ‘I think I just became fixated on arches’
Design inspired by Pevsner’s ‘crazy’ Victorian church opposite
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NewsHassell unveils designs for Jodrell Bank space centre
Dome shaped structure set to open in 2021
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NewsArchitects report record surge in confidence after election
Workload expectations back in positive territory with 19-point jump, according to RIBA survey
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NewsRIBA attacks proposed homes efficiency standards
Government’s Future Homes Standard is not ambitious enough, says institute
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NewsHawkins Brown submits £80m Bristol University library
Architect worked with Schmidt Hammer Lassen
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NewsCourt imposes £6,000 penalty on fake architect
Essex firm continued misusing title of architect despite official warning
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NewsPM puts mutual recognition on agenda for trade talks
RIBA welcomes news but warns architects ’unable to plan for the future’ until deal is signed
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NewsNiall McLaughlin beats starry shortlist to win £50m Somerset House auditorium
700-seat venue will be ’world-class performace space’
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NewsKey Grenfell witnesses request immunity from prosecution before giving evidence
Inquiry chair ‘surprised’ by application from Studio E and others for privilege against self-incrimination
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NewsMoving London markets ‘would create huge opportunities’
Chetwoods reveals designs for triple mega-market as City outlines plans for vacated sites
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NewsGrenfell fire safety consultant was not sent key report, inquiry hears
Exova ’simply not involved’ in choosing cladding, firm’s QC says
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NewsDevelopers avoiding 18m cladding rule by building lower, government official says
Combustible cladding is banned on buildings taller than 18m
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NewsRodney Melville & Partners to spruce up three listed buildings in Gunnersbury Park
Works to be completed ahead of huge Hudson Square resi development
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NewsChetwoods chosen to design London’s giant new food market as Smithfield gets marching orders
Historic meat market to move to Dagenham after a millennium, along with Billingsgate and Spitalfields
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NewsGlancy Nicholls wins consent for Birmingham’s tallest tower
61-storey block is practice’s second tower in city centre in as many months
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NewsArchitects snap at chance to design London’s first alligator farm
Three practices look sharp as developer cooks up plans to convert Old Kent Road gasholder
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NewsBIG picked by Toyota to design experimental digital city
Timber prototype will be built by robots