All UK articles – Page 978
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NewsFoster and Nouvel to work on Moscow River scheme
Landmark project will not repeat Gazprom fracas, pledges developer
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NewsMake’s Nottingham uni revamp
Work has begun on Make’s University of Nottingham Jubilee Campus extension.
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NewsArchitects welcome new Firth of Forth £1bn crossing
Leading architects in Scotland have hailed the announcement of the country’s biggest construction project since devolution — a new road crossing of the Firth of Forth.
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CO2 target requires ‘revolution’
The British Property Federation says it has serious questions about the construction industry’s ability to meet the government’s target for all new homes to be zero carbon by 2016.
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Competition for UK’s 2010 Shanghai Expo pavilion
Small talented practices are being encrougaged to enter a competition to design the UK’s pavilion for the Shanghai World Expo in 2010.
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NewsConsent for Alsop canal scheme
Planning consent has been granted for a mixed-use scheme by SMC Alsop and ShedKM Architects for a site on the waterside of the Walsall Canal.
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Arb ‘looking out for students’
The Arb board made a rare visit to Scotland when it met in Edinburgh last Thursday.
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EH's chief architect quits over low morale
English Heritage’s chief architect has launched a blistering attack on the beleaguered organisation in a letter of resignation leaked to the press this week.David Heath, who has worked for the heritage body for 20 years, condemned the management of recent job cuts and slashed budgets and complained that he had ...
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NewsSwiss win for Warsaw art gallery
The controversial competition to design a new museum of modern art for the Polish capital Warsaw has been won by Swiss architect Christian Kerez. None of the British entrants —which included Gareth Hoskins and Zaha Hadid — made the top three, or even merited a place in the honourable mentions ...
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NewsJohn Lewis backs regeneration test
Civic groups such as the Ancient Monuments Society and the Victorian Society have backed John Lewis Partnership’s campaign to keep the “need” test, under which the regeneration of town centres is a first priority for local planners.
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Water converter pyramid wins big
An inverted pyramid that collects dew from the air and converts it into 48 litres of water a day has won an international design competition run by Arup.
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NewsYoung Brits up for Bloc house job
A rising star of British architecture is the only UK firm shortlisted to design a house in the modernist hot spot of Meudon, near Paris.
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NewsContest for Thames bridge to be reopened
Judging panel will include Sydney Opera House engineer Jack Zunz
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NewsWales sets zero carbon target
Welsh environment and planning minister Carwyn Jones (pictured) has pledged that all new buildings in Wales will be zero carbon within five years, which would put it far ahead of the rest of the UK.
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Historic Chichester role goes to Keith Williams
Keith Williams Architects has been appointed to design a new £6.6 million museum for Chichester in West Sussex. The council selected the practice from 64 entrants “for its exceptional building designs, including its knowledge and experience in designing sustainable buildings”.
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Scotland confirms committment to PFI
The Scottish Executive this week published its blueprint for architecture, in which it renewed its commitment to PFI.
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NewsHerzog urges contest reform
Swiss duo Herzog & de Meuron were awarded the RIBA Gold Medal this week.
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Security of tenure set to end
Social housing is set for an overhaul that could spell the end of a council home for life.