All UK articles – Page 799
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NewsFerguson attacks Populous's Bristol stadium plan
Former RIBA president told he is “living in cloud cuckoo land” after hitting out at Ashton Gate scheme
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NewsGovernment brands Unesco 'wasteful'
International heritage agency under fire for failing to show results
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NewsArchitects in running for Meanwhile London competition
Studio Egret West and Capita Symonds make Docklands shortlist
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NewsLongbridge regeneration submitted for planning
Holder Mathias’s £70 million plans include a new park
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NewsArchitect gets resi green light after appeal
Child Graddon Lewis will now build five-storey block in Barnet
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NewsKaro Architekten library in Brit Insurance Design awards final
An open air library in Germany has won the architecture category for the annual Brit Insurance Design of the Year awards.
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NewsGreen light for Hopkins' Hampstead school extension
Hopkins has been granted planning permission for a new teaching and sports facility at South Hampstead High School in north London.
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NewsConstruction progress for Broadway Malyan college
Practice’s £66 million Bournville College at Longbridge has topped out this week.
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News
Victorian hospital saved from demolition
The Victorian Society has welcomed news that the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Brighton has been saved from demolition.
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TechnicalThe Mac arts centre by Hackett Hall McKnight
A new in-situ concrete structure for the Metropolitan Arts Centre is emerging within Belfast’s dense and historic Cathedral Quarter.
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NewsAHMM director says his academy proves importance of good design
The architect of the multi-award-winning Westminster Academy has mounted a robust defence of the profession’s role in school building.
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NewsKing's Cross boost for Allies & Morrison, Chipperfield and Porphyrios
Work is set to restart on three central London office buildings by David Chipperfield, Porphyrios and Allies & Morrison.
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NewsFosters takes over environmental design consultancy
Practice was already working closely with PHA Consult
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TechnicalSpun concrete columns
Technology once used for drains is now producing concrete columns with the smallest footprint ever.
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TechnicalEcobuild promises a greener future
This year’s conference is bigger than ever and with a new focus on architecture.
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ReviewRobin Hood Gardens Re-Visions
Alan Powers’ case study looks at the Smithsons’ Robin Hood Gardens housing from all sides.
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OpinionThe only certainty is change
A new report spells out how the profession must learn to adapt to survive
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NewsOutcry over Isle of Bute client’s request for free work
A competition to masterplan the transformation of a forest on the Isle of Bute has been condemned after the client asked bidding architects to do part of the work for free
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NewsSquire hired to design Harrods rooftop hotel
The practice behind the new-look Chelsea Barracks masterplan has been appointed to design a rooftop hotel for Harrods.