All UK articles – Page 807
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NewsHaymarket plans threaten Unesco status, warns watchdog
The director of Edinburgh’s heritage watchdog has condemned Network Rail’s plans for Haymarket station, saying they could threaten the city’s Unesco World Heritage status.
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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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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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NewsSurvey says construction more IT literate than thought
But outdated company attitudes hold individuals back
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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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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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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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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