All UK articles – Page 758
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NewsCouncil approves Penoyre & Prasad's Guy's Hospital tower re-cladding
£21 million project will reduce energy costs of running Southwark building
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NewsNew Patel Taylor scheme for Essex University revealed
Student centre and library extension follows firm’s previous Ivor Crewe lecture hall
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NewsFledgling practice K4 in £65m project bonanza
Work includes revamp of Birmingham’s Central Fire Station
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NewsLocal residents chain themselves to Chelsea Barracks railings
Protesters from the Chelsea Barracks Action Group hit out at developer Qatari Diar
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NewsZaha Hadid's Serpentine Sackler Gallery approved
Magazine building in Kensington Gardens to house new exhibition space
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NewsLegal row hangs over Liverpool museum launch
Second architect prepares for museum client’s court action
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NewsAtkins turnover jumps to £1.5 billion as pre-tax profits down
Diversification and acquisitions boost results
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NewsRuth Reed renews attack on Tories for calling BSF a 'legitimate business opportunity'
Tory BSF ’smear’ row continues
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NewsRestored art gallery opens doors
The Watts Gallery in the Surrey village of Compton reopens tomorrow after a £10 million restoration by ZMMA.
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NewsPhotography competition for architects launched
Third Architect’s Eye competition now open for entries
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OpinionZaha is sitting pretty
Meanwhile, Hopkins staff all dutifully applied for tickets to the practice’s Olympic Velodrome, only to emerge empty-handed, Boots hears.
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Opinion
Home improvements
AHMM and Maccreanor Lavington are excellent practices with extensive experience of housing.
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Opinion
Crowds coming to Farringdon
Terry Farrell (Life Class June 3) puts forward an interesting proposition for the reuse of Smithfield Market.
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Opinion
Broadgate plan misses a trick
One aspect of Broadgate has not, to my knowledge, yet been raised – and it is related to the fact that the part of the site in question was a railway station until 1985 (“City rails against Broadgate listing” News June 10).
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NewsEssex is education sector's top performer
Practices manage to stay afloat on schools despite government cuts
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NewsCampaigners accuse DCMS of bowing to economic pressure over Broadgate
But Ken Shuttleworth hails decision not to list Broadgate as ’fantastic news’
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NewsHerzog & de Meuron's Lord's cricket ground plans to be scaled back
Client makes changes to cut costs
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NewsLabour slams BSF spending claims in row over figures
Labour has weighed into the school-building row, claiming the Tories care more about “sensationalist headlines than the truth”.
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NewsMuseum sheds light
A £27 million museum by the Australian firm behind Melbourne’s Federation Square has opened in Bristol today.