All UK articles – Page 113
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NewsJTP works up resi scheme for Greenwich landmark
Grade II-listed former town hall would host 73 new homes under just-lodged plans
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NewsGreen light for Feilden Clegg Bradley’s Paradise office
Architect beats three others to land Birmingham job
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NewsArchitects brush off economic gloom as confidence surges back
Future workload expectations jumped in May despite fears the UK economy is heading for a recession
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NewsRSHP’s rejected South Ken proposals head for planning inquiry
Developers challenge councillors’ decision to overrule recommendation to approve controversial scheme
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OpinionBrace yourselves for the next wave of fire and safety regulation
Several new pieces of legislation are coming in response to Grenfell and many architects are having to run to catch up, writes Andrew Mellor
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NewsAHMM gets all-clear for Oxford Street shopping centre redevelopment
British Land JV plans will almost double office space in block above Bond Street Station
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NewsCharles Holland Architects wins 2022 Davidson Prize
Team scoops £10,000 award for rural co-living concept
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NewsKarakusevic Carson gets go-ahead for Southwark estate regeneration
Councillors vote unanimously to demolish 1960s blocks plagued by safety fears
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NewsRIAS reveals its buildings of 2022
Stallan-Brand, Loader Monteith and Konishi Gaffney projects all among the winners
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NewsAHMM poised for Oxford Street approval
West One Shopping Centre redevelopment will double office space above Bond Street Station
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NewsV&A reveals future architecture programme after RIBA split
Tropical, South Asian and social housing architecture among subjects the museum intends to explore
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NewsConsultant appointed to look into 2040 Birmingham transformation plan
Glancy Nicholls and Glenn Howells on team looking at sustainable future of city
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NewsBartlett director steps down following bombshell report
Bob Sheil resigns as Arb writes to school seeking assurances that regulations have not been breached
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OpinionWhat is Oxford Street for?
Footfall is still down, so some radical new thinking is needed to save one of the UK’s most iconic streets, writes Martyn Evans
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NewsBartlett suspends staff as investigation uncovers ‘toxic’ culture lasting decades
UCL apologises for “deeply shocking” behaviour including allegations of racism, bullying and sexism
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NewsBelgian practice snaps up UK healthcare specialist AD Architects
Deal intended to capitalise on expected growth in UK healthcare sector over next few years
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NewsNew course launched to provide easier route to health and safety certification
Large numbers of architects currently without nationally recognised certification
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NewsRIBA and V&A to end 20-year partnership
Institutions said in joint statement that their “strategic priorities have shifted”
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NewsGreen light for Proctor & Matthews’ heritage museum in 10-year-old town
Centre to display artefacts unearthed during construction of the new town of Northstowe