All UK articles – Page 809
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NewsWilkinson Eyre on borders sculpture shortlist
Wilkinson Eyre has won a place on the shortlist to design a major new landmark for the Scotland-England border.
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NewsBPTW's Goat Wharf Thames-side housing wins planning
Multidisciplinary firm BPTW Partnership has received planning permission for its new riverside development at Goat Wharf in west London.
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NewsMuma puts gallery plan on show
Designs for Muma’s £12 million extension at the Whitworth Art Gallery in Manchester have been unveiled.
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NewsMPs: Quangos axing was 'botched'
The government has failed to deliver on a promise of cost savings through its “bonfire of the quangos” such as Cabe, claims a report by MPs.
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NewsAnish Kapoor's Orbit to become 'world leading attraction'
The ArcelorMittal Orbit in the Olympic Park will “be one of the world’s most spectacular visitor attractions”, enticing up to a million visitors in its first year, bosses have claimed
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NewsGrimshaw wins rail design contract
Grimshaw has been chosen to work on preliminary designs for the planned high speed rail connection between Birmingham and Manchester.
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NewsKnevitt faces redundancy as Riba Trust bites the dust
The director of the Riba Trust, Charles Knevitt, is set to be made redundant following the decision to abandon the body in favour of a more streamlined approach to running the Riba’s non-charitable arms.
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Building StudySt Joseph’s Primary School, Highgate, by Pie Architecture
Pie Architecture’s individual reworking of a 1970s primary school is notable for its careful attention to the needs of the classroom
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ReviewLost Victorian Britain, by Gavin Stamp
This record of destroyed buildings fails to transcend its agenda
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AnalysisRIBA's Harry Rich pins hopes on fundraising
A year on from his appointment, RIBA chief executive Harry Rich is full of plans but refuses to be drawn on details, as Ruth Bloomfield discovers.
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NewsFred Goodwin steps back from role at RMJM
Practice admits it is not using his services due to “less demanding” workload
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NewsFirms embrace Building for Life
Crest Nicholson has joined the growing number of house builders planning to use Building for Life to rate their schemes.
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NewsMurphy’s Haymarket plans reflect alternative view
Richard Murphy Architects has drawn up alternative plans for Edinburgh’s Haymarket station in response to concerns raised by Architecture & Design Scotland (A&DS) over Halcrow and architect IDP’s proposals for station owner Network Rail.
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NewsArchitecture Foundation launches cycle parking competition
The Architecture Foundation is seeking entries for a competition to design a new cycle parking system for Bankside in central London.
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NewsLast chance to enter Glasgow Institute drawing competition
The Royal Glasgow Institute of Fine Arts has put out a final call for entries to its annual architectural drawing competition.