All UK articles – Page 446
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NewsNative Land snaps up £1 billion Blackfriars development
Team behind scheme by PLP also includes Singaporean and Malaysian firms
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NewsSheffield sets out timetable for £480m revamp
City centre overhaul to be mostly completed by 2019
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NewsHigh Court clears way for judicial review of Garden Bridge
Case will be heard before the end of June
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NewsRick Mather to design huge culture-led Croydon scheme
Mott MacDonald also appointed to work on College Green scheme in Croydon
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NewsFears grow over future of Powell & Moya's Museum of London
Architectural competition would be held ahead of a move to Smithfield
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NewsScotland's best building shortlist unveiled by RIAS
Steven Holl, Sutherland Hussey and Reiach Hall have all been shortlisted for Scotland’s top architecture award. The RIAS has announced a 24 strong shortlist for its 2015 awards, which it whittled down from 65 entries. The schemes range in size from the £32,000 dormer window by Konishi Gaffney ...
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NewsSutherland Hussey cricket pavilion in for planning
Decision on scheme which won RIBA competition due in June
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OpinionWhat the RIBA's changes on education mean for students
RIBA’s director of eduation David Gloster hails the decision to rip up the three-part system
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NewsProctor and Matthews heads up Peabody's Thamesmead team
Dutch practice Mecanoo also working on masterplan
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NewsShare architects and planners, minister tells councils
Local authorities should join forces to beef up planning departments, says Brandon Lewis
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Building StudyNext, Southampton by Stanton Williams
Can Stanton Williams work its magic on the most depressing of building typologies, the out-of-town shopping centre? Ike Ijeh is prepared to buy it
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NewsFirst look at SelgasCano's Serpentine Pavilion
Madrid architect’s colourful chrysalis pays homage to 15 years of commissions
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NewsRIBA agrees biggest shake-up in architectural education for 50 years
From zero to Arb in seven years
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NewsWorries grow that election could sink airport expansion plans
Hung parliament could derail major infrastructure projects, KPMG warns