All UK articles – Page 914
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NewsCouncil approves Eric Parry's West End project
Westminster City Council has approved Eric Parry Architects' £50 million redevelopment along London’s Piccadilly.
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NewsCouncil go-ahead for Make's McDonald’s towers
Planners at an east London council have given the green light to Make’s proposal for a high-rise residential project on land owned by fast food giant McDonald’s.
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George Clarke becomes Civic Trust Awards’ patron
Architect and TV presenter George Clarke has become a patron of the Civic Trust Awards.
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NewsAlsop quits practice 'to spend more time painting'
Archial says deal is good for both sides with Stirling Prize winner still a consultant
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NewsHeatherwick’s B of the Bang is finally spiked
Thomas Heatherwick’s 56m-tall B of the Bang fizzled out yesterday as the last of the Manchester public artwork’s 180 hollow metal spikes were removed.
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NewsCabe criticises plans for new US Embassy
Early plans for Britain’s new US Embassy have been attacked by Cabe, which has refused to support the outline planning application.
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HKS restructures London office
HKS has announced the appointment of two principals to run its UK business.
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DEGW to merge with cost consultant
Office specialist DEGW has agreed a deal to merge with cost consultant Davis Langdon.
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NewsFoster and Nouvel's London collaboration set to be scrapped
A long-awaited collaboration between Norman Foster and Jean Nouvel in London looks set to be abandoned after the withdrawal of the developer behind the project.
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Developer Urban Splash in negotiations with lenders
Developer Urban Splash is talking to its bankers about making sure it doesn’t breach its banking covenants, it has emerged.
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HCA seeks contractors for regional housebuilding frameworks
Architects working in the housing sector could see a shake-up in the fortunes of their clients after the Homes & Communities Agency advertised for a new framework for contractors.
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New planning rules scrap applications for minor extensions
The government has taken its first step towards adopting the recommendations from the Killian Pretty report by announcing a series of changes in the planning process.
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NewsAdditions to Quinlan Terry's Regency-style building wins planning approval
Controversial designs by Quinlan Terry, which form part of his decade-long redevelopment of a John Nash mansion overlooking Regent’s Park, have been given planning approval.
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NewsDesign audit for 100s of 'shovel ready' schemes
HCA to give £1bn to ‘kickstart’ housing projects but only if they pass Cabe quality test
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NewsGlas Architects steams ahead with new café at former station
Glas Architects has won planning permission for a 75sq m café pavilion on a 3m-wide site opposite London’s Southwark Tube station
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NewsHalf of UK architecture schools have no black teachers
Data revealed under Freedom of Information Act requests raises concern
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NewsBritish Museum turned down
Camden rejects Rogers’ extension as £100m black hole in DCMS funding threatens future of major arts projects
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New Stirling judges confirmed
The RIBA has named the judges for this year’s Stirling prize, after Edward Jones of Dixon Jones and Sam Jacobs of Fat, who both designed buildings for the nominated Liverpool One masterplan, stepped down
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NewsHigh Court rules in Weymouth fee row
Barlow Henley Architects has successfully petitioned the High Court to wind up an Irish developer that it says owes it £900,000 in fees for work done on a stalled scheme in Weymouth