All UK articles – Page 487
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NewsButtress Architects unfurls its winning scroll for Blackpool
Winning practice’s presentation ‘as big as the room’
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FeaturesNot on the money: Over-budget projects
When finally completed last autumn, New York’s One World Trade Center clocked in at a total expense of £2.5bn, making it not only the most expensive skyscraper of all time, but also costing eight times its original budget. But is it the most over-budget project ever to be built? Ike ...
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NewsManchester firm scoops £21m Blackpool Museum job
Buttress beats Heneghan Peng and Austin-Smith Lord to work
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NewsThree more architects appointed to £1bn NW Cambridge project
Alison Brooks, Pollard Thomas Edwards and Proctor Matthews land housing design
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OpinionStyle wars are irrelevant when architecture is reduced to floor-plate cladding
Architects should stop bashing each other and concentrate on the real enemy, says Hank Dittmar
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NewsGlenn Howells resi schemes change owners
Ballymore sells 75% stake in three projects to Malaysian property developer
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NewsArb attacked for maternity leave penalty
Architects could be worse off if they resign and rejoin after having a baby
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NewsMake appoints first woman to board
Katy Ghahremani is also a judge in New Design Britain Awards - entries close this week
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NewsGehl, O'Donnell & Tuomey and Stanton Williams shortlisted for UCL's Olympic campus
Five teams in running to masterplan key part of Olympicopolis
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NewsOld Oak Common development corp set for spring debut
London mayor confirms plans in letter to communities secretary Eric Pickles
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NewsBenjamin Marks completes National Theatre restaurant
Temporary structure is part of Coin Street’s development plan
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FeaturesThe chemistry test
The big consultancies are still the most popular partners for architects - but a good rapport is as important as resources