All UK articles – Page 788
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NewsArchitects battle for Design Museum Brit Insurance design awards
Caruso St John, Herzog & de Meuron and MVRDV among the nominees
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NewsAustin-Smith Lord announces restructure
Austin-Smith Lord has announced a restructure of its business to target five key sectors it has selected for growth.
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NewsSurvey says construction more IT literate than thought
But outdated company attitudes hold individuals back
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NewsGreen light for Ted Cullinan's Maggie's centre in Newcastle
Edward Cullinan Architects has received planning permission for its Maggie’s North East Cancer Caring Centre.
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NewsFormer presidents back fight to save RIBA Trust
Roger Zogolovitch seeks to force special general meeting to reconsider abolition
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NewsAllies & Morrison puts mark on its piece of south London
Firm responsible for a dozen schemes within 250m of its Southwark base
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NewsSquire & Partners reveals west London scheme
Squire & Partners has submitted plans to Westminster City Council for a new residential and mixed-use scheme near Paddington Gardens, west London.
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NewsEmployee tied up in Bond Bryan burglary
A member of staff at Bond Bryan Architects was forcefully tied up and left overnight in his office during an aggravated burglary.
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NewsGrimshaw's waste-to-energy plant goes for planning
£185 million plant could be open by late 2014
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NewsResidents fight Marks Barfield's Islamia Primary school
Campaign group promises legal action over Islamic primary in London.
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NewsBMA reveals impact of poor design on patients
The British Medical Association is calling on healthcare organisations to prioritise design in all future building projects.
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NewsSmaller firms may gain from BSF axing
Smaller practices could find it easier to win school design work in future, according to schools architect and former RIBA president Sunand Prasad.
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NewsCotton mill revived as Staffordshire academy
LHC Architecture’s £22 million JCB Academy in Rocester, Staffordshire, has opened.
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TechnicalGarsington Opera pavilion by Snell Associates
Sliding fabric screens were chosen to clad this temporary venue for the Garsington Opera Company in Buckinghamshire.
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TechnicalSomerville College student buildings by Niall McLaughlin Architects
Niall McLaughlin’s new student accommodation in Oxford makes use of prefabrication in its mainly brick and timber facade.
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NewsArchitects chosen for Glasgow 'floating village'
London architect Baca and Glasgow-based ZM Architecture have been chosen to develop designs for a £30 million floating village in Glasgow.
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NewsTottenham Hotspur plans demolition of 2012 Olympic stadium
Architect working for club says Populous-designed structure not suitable for football
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NewsLondon’s first skyscraper has its listing upgraded
London’s first skyscraper has had its protection upgraded from grade II to grade I in recognition of its “outstanding architectural interest”.