All UK articles – Page 816
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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
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NewsBroadgate designer slams Make's replacement
Make’s plans for the redevelopment of part of the City’s Broadgate site have been attacked by those responsible for the buildings it will replace
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NewsAEW keeps an eye on Southend
Manchester practice AEW Architects has submitted its designs for a new £35 million museum in Southend to the local council
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NewsAxing of Riba Trust prompts outrage
The shock decision to scrap the Riba Trust has sparked outrage among trustees who warn that the institute is in danger of losing its cultural role and becoming a trade union
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NewsStudio Egret West gives Millwall a sporting chance
Studio Egret West is to submit its proposed masterplan for a run-down area around Millwall Football Club’s stadium to Lewisham Council for outline planning permission early in the new year.
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NewsCampaign for part II funding raises concern
The Riba and the heads of the architecture schools have been forced to defend their decision to lobby government to continue to fund part II but not part I architecture courses.
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NewsCabe calls for revamp of Rolfe Judd station designs
Cabe has demanded a fundamental rethink of a £500 million project to redevelop at least seven railway stations in south east England after its design reviewers gave the first two schemes a mauling.
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NewsFormer Foster's chief tranforms rooftop in Poole
The former chief operating officer of Foster & Partners has teamed up with a local practice to design a new roof for a luxury apartment complex in Poole.
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NewsAustin-Smith Lord to plan Scottish village
Austin-Smith Lord is celebrating two major wins in Scotland including a new £250 million village development in Aberdeenshire.
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NewsStanhope submits Hereford plans
Developer Stanhope has submitted plans to build a new £80 million leisure and retail scheme in Hereford designed by Allies & Morrison and Leslie Jones.
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NewsCabe signs off on bid to merge with Design Council
Housing minister Grant Shapps has to decide whether to kill off Cabe or allow it to join forces with the Design Council after the boards of both bodies signed off a merger proposal.
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NewsEast London council spent £111m on building refurb
The London Borough of Newham spent £111 million on a scheme by Sheppard Robson’s interiors arm ID:SR to refurbish a council office block
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NewsArchitect unemployment figures fall
Official statistics show that the number of architects on the dole fell in October and November