All UK articles – Page 791
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NewsRecession hits Farrells' numbers
Latest accounts from leading practice show profits and turnover suffering
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NewsBDP pays tribute to murdered colleague
Landscape architect Joanna Yeates worked at firm’s Bristol office
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NewsCambridge appoints de Grey as professor of design
Spencer de Grey, senior partner and head of design at Foster & Partners, has been appointed as Cambridge University’s first visiting professor of design.
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NewsCouncil blocks Farrells 'poor quality' east London scheme
Tower Hamlets Council has refused planning permission for more than 800 homes in east London designed by Terry Farrell & Partners.
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NewsEdward Jones and Lynne Sullivan receive New Year honours
Architects Edward Jones and Lynne Sullivan have been included in the Queen’s New Year honours list.
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NewsS&P Architects designs Scunthorpe leisure complex
A scheme by S&P Architects for a new leisure complex in Scunthorpe is due to be completed this April.
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NewsEH criticised for listing ‘Beatles crossing’ while rejecting Ringo’s house
Campaigners also upset at decision not to list Castle Market in Sheffield
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NewsNew photographs of Zaha Hadid's 2012 Acquatics dive boards
Dive champion Tom Daley experiences one of six distinctive concrete boards created by the architect
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NewsBoris backs Vinoly's Battersea Power station redevelopment
New York-based architect’s £5.5 billion scheme approved by London mayor following backing of Wandsworth Council
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NewsRogers' Cheesegrater to rise in 2011
After a series of delays, work is finally due to start on site on the 47-storey Leadenhall building in the City of London.
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NewsMatthew Lloyd wins planning for Hackney youth centre
£2.5 million youth centre will be hub of east London borough’s youth provision
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NewsChampagne on ice for Rogers Stirk Harbour over £1.5 billion HQ
Mayor Boris Johnson accused of exaggerating client’s “commitment” to Riverside South scheme
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NewsCouncil picks Aedas for regeneration
Aedas has been selected to revamp the town hall complex and library in Keynsham in Somerset.
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NewsGovernment edges closer to definition of 'Zero Carbon'
Housing minister Grant Shapps welcomes report and suggests ’offsetting’ will form part of housing solution
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NewsConfidence plummets, Riba future trends survey reports
No Christmas cheer for the profession as architects predict falls in workload and staff
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NewsAward for firm that rescued town's industrial heritage
Potter & Holmes Architects’ transformation of a dilapidated electricity sub-station that once helped power the London tram network has won a local townscape award.
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NewsAecom crowned biggest practice in the world
Aecom has become the world’s biggest architect just 20 years after it was founded
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NewsDeveloper teams shortlisted for Olympic village expansion
The Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) has shortlisted nine teams including Urban Splash and Qatari Diar for the long-term development and management of the Olympic village in East London.
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NewsLondon super-lab approved for planning
HOK and PLP Architecture’s £500 million medical research centre in central London has been approved for planning by Camden council.
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NewsRiba could usurp Cabe in bid to run design reviews
Institute’s proposal could put it at heart of government’s localism agenda