All UK articles – Page 350
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FeaturesFallen icons: Why we really should look back in anger
As the demolition of Robin Hood Gardens looms, Twentieth Century Society director Catherine Croft runs through the campaign group’s new “lost modern” list of the top 10 English buildings from the past 90 years that ought to have been saved
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NewsBelfast architect reprimanded by Arb
Architect failed to enter into written agreement with client
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NewsGlenn Howells submits plans for Birmingham's tallest resi tower
42-storey skyscraper would go up on site of former Tramps nightclub
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NewsCZWG wins planning for Britain's second tallest skyscraper
Croydon project will peak at 236m, making it only shorter than the Shard
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NewsCarmody Groarke's V&A members' room opens
New space overlooks AL_A courtyard - and has a view of lone remnant of Libeskind Spiral
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NewsHeatherwick Studio lands Olympia expansion
Design team will work with SPPARC Architects on refresh of 130-year-old exhibition centre
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NewsRenzo Piano’s Paddington Cube faces second High Court challenge
New hurdle for £775m scheme as NHS trust pursues judicial review on proposals
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NewsDLG Architects behind £300m Leeds scheme
One of the city centre’s biggest landowners is to build over 500 new homes
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Building StudyBuilding Study: R7, King's Cross, by Duggan Morris Architects
The latest part of the King’s Cross regeneration scheme is a new kind of office block that aims to be unconventional, combining desk space and public areas. And it’s pink. Ike Ijeh is suitably impressed.
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NewsWaind Gohil & Potter completes repair of listed South Bank landmark
Regent Street disease posed technical challenge
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NewsDemolition beckons for more Madin landmarks
Plans approved at Birmingham architect’s former offices and his Warwickshire Masonic Temple
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NewsPlans to destroy MJP's Southwark station fall through
TfL now planning office development that would retain Jubilee line ticket hall
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NewsInternational masonry design competition offers $30k prize
UK architects invited to ’imagine the future’ using innovative techniques
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NewsNumber of architects employed by top firms grows in spite of Brexit
3DReid and Hawkins Brown among top recruiters
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NewsTweaked Notting Hill tower scheme back in for planning
Urban Sense proposals for prime west London site add affordable housing after failed appeal
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NewsSerpentine Pavilion's run extended by popular demand
Diébédo Francis Kéré’s pavilion is the first in Serpentine history to have its opening extended
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NewsHeatherwick: Garden Bridge plants ‘were a device’
Just-released transcripts detail designer’s involvement with doomed Thames Crossing project
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NewsSam Jacob micro-library makes debut
Architect shows off ‘urban cabin’ extensions at London Design Festival
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NewsArchitects welcome government's social housing review
Communities secretary wants green paper to be ’most substantial report of its kind for a generation’
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NewsGovernment rejects Tesco flats appeal - despite praise for two architects
Kingston council refuses to defend its own planning committee which threw out two schemes in a row