All UK articles – Page 611
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NewsWilkinson Eyre's Mary Rose museum ready to open
Scheme features 19,000 artefacts raised from seabed
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AnalysisIs this the end of the architectural style wars?
Last week’s debate saw a tentative rapprochement between classical and modern
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NewsKeppie Design hopes to achieve Breeam 'excellent' at Stromness school
Primary school also includes nursery and community facilities
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NewsCollective Architecture unveils Glasgow Women's Library plans
Project set to finish before end of 2013
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NewsCentral London exempt from new office to residential rules
But many local authorities miss out after applying for exemptions
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NewsFarrell's Alexandra Palace revamp gets funding
£68 million HLF list also includes Hoskins’ Aberdeen Art Gallery
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NewsOriginal Southbank architects praise new proposals
Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios’ £120m scheme gets thumbs-up from 1960s design team
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NewsTaylor Wimpey tries again with Oxley Woods
But residents’ worries remain with Richard Rogers’ replacement designs
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NewsGovernment unveils new school designs on eve of procurement
Eight layouts unveiled for £2.4bn Priority School Building Programme
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NewsCall for entries to UK Passivhaus awards
Awards to highlight diversity and performance of Passivhaus buildings
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NewsMayor announces Catford Greyhound Stadium redevelopment
Scheme by Witherford Watson Mann and Mae Architects
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NewsSmall practices sidelined in school-building programme
Medium and small practices will find it difficult to bid, admits design chief
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News'Mental health' architect hits back at Arb
Andrew Plumridge promises legal action over decision to remove him from register
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NewsAdam Architecture's Travel Scholarship open for entries
£1,500 prize for students of architecture
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Building StudyMe London hotel, Aldwych by Foster & Partners
Behind a sober street exterior, Foster Partners’ first hotel offers a lavish vision of cinematic glamour that hides a giant stone pyramid at its heart
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NewsEasy wins on retrofit already taken, warns UK-GBC
Organisation welcomes government figures on progress but warns against complacency