All UK articles – Page 349
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NewsWilkinson Eyre gets go-ahead for supersized Bishopsgate tower
City of London planners approve rejigged scheme with extra 10 storeys
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NewsPezo von Ellrichshausen completes A Hall for Hull
Architect picked from 18 practices to design City of Culture pavillion
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NewsPerkins & Will names new London boss
Steve Charlton replaces Jack Pringle after six years in Dubai
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NewsManser completes £10m Chesterfield cancer centre
State-of-the art Macmillan unit combines cancer treatment with pastoral care
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NewsArchitect designs house using recycled washing machines
Recycled drums used in canopy over three-storey eco-home
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NewsInglis Badrashi Loddo showcases London cultural centre
Project creates new base for Czech and Slovak émigrés
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Building StudyBuilding Study: Lego House, Billund, Denmark, by BIG
Lego’s new showpiece attraction in Billund, Denmark, combines exhibition space and the Lego experience in a building that is playful but not contrived, finds Ike Ijeh
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NewsFoster’s Bloomberg HQ is 'world’s most sustainable office’
City of London scheme lands Breeam ’outstanding’
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NewsDonald Insall lands £7.6m repair of England's largest private house
Wentworth Woodhouse protected by Chancellor
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NewsBrexit 'stupidest thing' Britain could do, says Neave Brown
’UK cannot rely for trade deals on countries with historical reasons to hate us’
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NewsCaruso St John to design British Pavilion at Venice
Stirling Prize winners to work with long-time collaborator Marcus Taylor
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NewsBrighton approves £300m regen scheme
Plans designed by Hassell, Studio Egret West, TP Bennett and Stride Treglown
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NewsAlexander Brodsky to design first London building
Pushkin House pavilion of poetry and exile will mark centenary of Russian revolution
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NewsHayhurst & Co wins competition to design new RIBA learning centre
Practice beat AOC, Coffey, Delvendahl Martin and Featherstone Young
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NewsAdjaye teams up with Stride Treglown on £23m Cardiff University scheme
New building is part of £600m campus upgrade
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NewsAnger over FaulknerBrowns revamp of Newcastle Civic Centre
Twentieth Century Society says proposals will cause ’substantial harm’ to grade II* post-war landmark