All UK articles – Page 703
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NewsNational Theatre voted one of world's ugliest buildings
Top 10 list also includes a building in Toronto by Will Alsop
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NewsArup Associates submits plans for Broadgate Circle
Architect of original scheme redesigns public space
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NewsPetrol stations from the 'glamorous age of motoring' are listed
Architecture minister lists petrol stations designed by Elliot Noyes and Sam Scorer
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NewsSpace Group Architects complete Vauxhall Bridge Road project
Site was almost completely rebuilt
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NewsHenry Goss Architects wins backing for Corten-clad extension
East Cambridgeshire councillors approve steel box design
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NewsJulian Harrap Architects wins National Trust restoration job
£1.4m project will open Rainham Hall to the public
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NewsSpratley Studios gets go ahead for Beechwood project
South Oxfordshire home aims to achieve Level 5 of the Code for Sustainable Homes
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NewsChelsea FC declare their hand: We bid for Battersea Power Station
News revives chances of landmark getting a Rafael Vinoly revamp
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NewsThree new architects join Squire & Partners on £300m Shell Centre redevelopment
KPF, Patel Taylor and Grid Architects will each design buildings
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NewsA + D Studio completes Bloomsbury flats
Four-storey building sits at corner of Northington Street and King’s Mews
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NewsMarks Barfield’s Brighton tower could be rescued by council loan
175m beachfront tower to go ahead if councillors agree to meet funding gap
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NewsSidell Gibson approved for Thameside residential build
Architects working with Avery Associates on project
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NewsAccounting scam blows £1m hole in AA’s budget
Former Architectural Association staffer at centre of probe over alleged computer leasing fraud
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NewsRIAS defended over all-male line-up row
Architects back organisation after annual conference is criticised for lacking female speakers
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NewsRIBA Plan of Work updated to include bim procedures
Bim overlay added to architects’ management document
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NewsHackney City Farm reveals design shortlist
Jan Kattein and Emil Eve Architects among five to make the cut