All UK articles – Page 742
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OpinionRoads to nowhere
Glasgow’s future lies in its 19th century grid plan not its 1960s motorways
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Opinion
Pylons embody our electric dreams
Infrastructure is part of our past, present and future, whether we like it or not — so let’s make the best of it
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AnalysisUrban motorway divides Glasgow
James Benedict Brown revisits the failed campaign to prevent the city’s M74 motorway extension
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NewsPRP signals 20 job losses as its work moves east
PRP has been forced to put up to 20 staff on notice of redundancy in Britain despite winning big projects in Russia and China.
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NewsRIBA gets its meeting with Michael Gove
President Ruth Reed secures face-to-face with education secretary with help from architecture minister Penrose
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NewsArchitype scoops School Architect of the Year award
Green practice pics up a total of three awards at annual British Council for School Environments ceremony
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NewsMecanoo set to build Manchester arts hub
Dutch practice Mecanoo has been appointed preferred bidder to design a £19 million cultural centre at First Street in central Manchester
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NewsMake City scheme gets record objections
An office scheme designed by Make at London Wall in the City of London has been recommended for planning approval, despite receiving a record 135 objections
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NewsCarbuncle Cup opens for nominations
Today sees the launch of the call for nominations for the sixth Carbuncle Cup, BD’s annual award presented in recognition of the ugliest building completed in Britain in the past 12 months
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NewsTwentieth Century Society makes second bid to have Redcar Library listed
ABK’s library is one of country’s most significant, say campaigners
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NewsFoster receives Save the Children Award
Work for the charity includes school prototype to be rolled out in Sierra Leone
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NewsNightingales completes Newbury education complex
Facility will cater for up to 30 special needs students
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NewsSimon Hembury joins Capita Symonds' healthcare team
Healthcare specialist joins from Devereux Architects
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NewsGovernment tells RIBA: 'There are too many architects'
“We’ve not been heard on tuition fees,” says Reed
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NewsBoris Johnson announces drive for retrofitting
New initiatives from the London mayor include higher education low carbon prize
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NewsTerry Farrell's Earl's Court masterplan goes for planning
£8 billion project will see creation of 7,500 new homes
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Building StudyZaha Hadid Architects’ Riverside museum in Glasgow
City icon it may be, but Zaha Hadid’s Riverside transport museum is as removed from its Glasgow context as the cars and trains housed within its zinc-clad walls, says Steve Parnell
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NewsRMJM loses another director
Firm’s London operations director is the latest senior figure to depart
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NewsMake's East Greenwich plans move forward
Development partner appointed for 645-home south-east London regeneration