All UK articles – Page 910
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Chief exec sought for London 2012 legacy delivery company
London mayor Boris Johnson and the government have begun the hunt for a chief executive to head up the newly created 2012 legacy delivery company, which will work with the 2012 host boroughs.
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NewsThe Public's interactive gallery closes - before opening - as company goes into administration
The company responsible for managing the ill-fated gallery space in Will Alsop’s The Public has ceased trading and gone into administration.
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NewsCouncil finally approves KPF's Victoria Transport Interchange
Kohn Pederson Fox’s controversial £2 billion Victoria Transport Interchange scheme in London has finally been given the all-clear at the third time of asking.
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Gehry, RMJM, Archial and Atkins on shortlist for Glasgow college redevelopment
Frank Gehry and RMJM are to go head-to-head against Archial, Atkins, BDP and a joint team of Hopkins and Bennetts Associates in the race to win one of the largest college redevelopment projects in Europe, a £300 million campus in Glasgow, BD can reveal.
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Six on Jewellery Quarter shortlist
Six UK practices have been shortlisted for a £1.5 million public square in Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter.
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RMJM makes Haston a director
RMJM has appointed former Sandhurst army officer Nick Haston to the new role of director of global emerging markets.
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NewsCrossrail selects chief executive
Crossrail this week announced the appointment of Rob Holden (pictured) as its new chief executive.
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NewsRichard Buckley remembered
A memorial service for Richard Buckley (pictured), founding partner of Buckley Gray Yeoman, will be held at 6pm at the RIBA’s HQ at Portland Place, London W1, next Monday February 9.
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NewsHandball arena goes to planning
Make’s design for the Olympic handball arena — the third largest venue at the 2012 games — will go before the ODA’s planning committee next week.
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NewsCopper warning over Make’s handball arena
Police say the valuable cladding material is likely to attract criminals
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NewsPrince’s ‘Surfbury’ plans approved for Newquay
Plans by the Prince of Wales to create a “Poundbury-on-Sea” near Newquay in Cornwall have won approval despite rousing opposition from local politicians.
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NewsGlasgow scheme ‘ignored advice’
Scottish watchdog says Chapman Taylor has disregarded its criticisms
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Class act for Deptford
Pollard Thomas Edwards has won planning permission for a primary school and library scheme in Deptford, south-east London.
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Architects joining the dole queue up by 544%
RIBA and Arb voice alarm as redundancies and liquidation hit practices worldwide
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NewsCost of Olympic venues has soared, government admits
Annual budget report shows cost of Hopkins-designed velodrome up by almost a third
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NewsGilmore Hankey Kirke designs birdwatching lodge in Cornwall
Plymouth architect Gilmore Hankey Kirke has revealed designs for a £2 million birdwatchers’ eco-lodge on the Hayle Estuary in Cornwall.
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RIBA survey to monitor architect unemployment
The RIBA has launched a new survey into the future of the architecture profession which will monitor employment levels and business trends on a monthly basis.
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NewsPrasad makes final bid to save Robin Hood Gardens
Sunand Prasad has joined the Twentieth Century Society in a final bid to convince the government to list Robin Hood Gardens.
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London Met architecture department could be forced to cut staff
London Metropolitan University could be forced into cutting staff from its renowned department of architecture after a financial blunder by the institution.