All UK articles – Page 333
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NewsRejigged Docklands resi scheme OK'd after affordable housing upped
BUJ scheme now has 30% affordable homes after earlier plans included just 13%
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NewsRIBA Enterprises still in talks with VAT man over £1.6m bill
Commercial arm of RIBA disputing HMRC demand
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NewsFriend and Company's V&A shop completes
Redesigned main store salutes craft of exhibits with digital technology
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NewsITV eyes 38-storey replacement for London HQ
Scheme will replace 1970s built South Bank building
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NewsRIBA publishes election manifesto
‘Improve people’s lives by improving the built environment,’ president says
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NewsLevete and Allies and Morrison make Clandon Park shortlist
Big names and emerging architects vie to restore fire-ravaged grade I mansion
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NewsSheffield practice behind arts venue at city's Park Hill estate
Grade II* listed estate being revamped by Urban Splash
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NewsGoogle set to send in King's Cross plans next month
Redesign by BIG and Heatherwick has focussed on interior of HQ building
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NewsPay remains top priority for job hunters
Survey says workplace culture also an important factor
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NewsLegendary music venue KOKO set for remix
Archer Humphryes Architects proposals will upgrade Grade II building and deliver new hotel
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NewsGreen light for AHMM homes at former Croydon council HQ
Work on Taberner House to start later this year
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NewsLincoln student wins Foster's Travelling Scholarship
Winner will study sustainable masterplanning in emerging cities
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Rejigged Foster's Whiteleys scheme clears planning hurdle
Redevelopment, originally approved last year, sees number of flats increase by a quarter
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Hawkins Brown unveils £75m Leeds arts building
Scheme part of wider £200m revamp at city university
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NewsTories commit to tough immigration policy
Party’s manifesto light on infrastructure commitments and numbers
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NewsDeveloper sticks to 62 storeys after 22 Bishopsgate review
PLP scheme was revised down to 59 floors
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News...as leading architects demand clarity on status of EU nationals
Overseas staff must not be used as “negotiating chip” in Brexit negotiations, Rogers, Chipperfield and Levete warn