All UK articles – Page 915
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NewsPrince Charles warns of 'gulf' between architects and society
Plaudits for RIBA president’s robust defence of modernist architecture
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Government to set minimum design standards for all public buildings
The government is setting minimum design standards for every public building in the country.
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NewsPrince Charles's speech will emphasise architects' role as place makers
Prince Charles will use his RIBA lecture tomorrow night to tell architects that they are “first and foremost place makers and not designers of buildings”.
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NewsArchitecture Foundation set to move into modest new HQ
More than a year after ditching plans for a new headquarters building designed by Zaha Hadid, the Architecture Foundation is to move into a new home near London Bridge at the end of this month.
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NewsArchitecture minister under pressure over expenses row
Architecture minister Barbara Follett and communities secretary Hazel Blears are under intense political pressure after details of their expenses claims were made public.
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Alsop and Wilkinson lead calls for Prince Charles speech boycott
A group of leading architects are calling on their peers to boycott tomorrow night’s lecture at the RIBA by Prince Charles.
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Six on RIBA Worthing swimming pool competition shortlist
Six architects, including AHMM, Thomas Heatherwick, Ian Simpson and Wilkinson Eyre, have been shortlisted for the design phase of the Worthing swimming pool competition.
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NewsCabe under scrutiny as Tories get thrifty
Conservatives plan crackdown on quangos if they win next election
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Faber Maunsell renamed Aecom
The 80-year-old engineering giant Faber Maunsell, whose recent projects include Crossrail and the Halley VI Research Centre in Antarctica, has announced it is to adopt the name of its parent company Aecom
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Secret garden for Blackburn
Studio Weave and Mesh Partnership have won a competition to design a new public space in Blackburn, with a proposal for a “secret garden”
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Skilled jobs for migrants to be cut
The government’s Migration Advisory Committee has recommended that more than 100,000 skilled construction jobs should be immediately closed to migrant workers, due to the current job shortage in the UK
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News£1m media facelift
Maber Architects has designed a £1 million entrance for the media centre at Nottingham Trent University
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Ancient bones discovered at Farringdon Crossrail site
Preparation work has been halted on a Crossrail station after human remains were discovered
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NewsSouth-west stands tall
Revised plans for south-west England’s tallest building have been approved by Plymouth City Council
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NewsCivic Trust carve-up could save its legacy
Plans are being made to carve up the work of the Civic Trust, after it was put into administration last month.
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NewsPitt Rivers opens after facelift
The Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford has reopened to the public following a £10 million refurbishment by Pringle Richards Sharratt.
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HCA encourages homes for rent
The Homes & Communities Agency has announced a new initiative, which it hopes could attract significant investment into the housing market by encouraging institutions to fund new homes specifically for private rent.
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Zero carbon cost ‘underestimated’
The cost of zero carbon homes has been underestimated, research by the Zero Carbon Hub suggests
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NewsHCA reveals details of new housing cash
The Homes & Communities Agency has begun detailing how housebuilders can get a share of the £600 million lifeline thrown in last month’s Budget