All Architects articles – Page 147
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FeaturesBuilding Magazine Small Project of the Year shortlist
This year’s Small Project of the Year finalists include a private residence, a youth centre, a creative arts hub and an architect’s own office
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NewsScores of firms shortlisted for £750m public framework
Exclusive: Big names make the cut for £750m public sector consultants framework
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FeaturesBuilding Magazine Project of the Year shortlist
There’s a packed field for the Building Awards’ prestigious Project of the Year prizes, with museums and libraries jostling with the Baby Shard and London’s first inhabited bridge for 250 years
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NewsSerpentine Pavilion architect revealed
Chilean architect Smiljan Radic will design this year’s pavilion at the Serpentine Gallery in London’s Kensington Gardens
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CommentFestival time in Abu Dhabi
The Qasr al Hosn Festival demonstrates this glittering city is still connected with its roots
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CommentAnything you Cannes do ...
Forget festival fatigue - the south of France has lost none of its magic, and MIPIM is its networking capital. But what’s diffferent this year is that it will be the Brits who will be leading the way
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NewsGreen light for Palace of Westminster education centre
Architect Feilden and Mawson’s plans for a dedicated education centre at the Place of Westminster have been given the go-ahead by planners
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NewsPeter Rees exits City to become Bartlett professor
Planner who reshaped the Square Mile over 29 years will leave next month
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NewsKier wins £45m Cheltenham racecourse job
Kier was won the job to build a £45m grandstand at Cheltenham Racecourse
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CommentWhy did Brits build the modern world?
What is it about the UK that spawned the likes of Rogers, Foster, Hopkins, Grimshaw and Farrell?
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NewsShortlist for Milan Expo UK pavilion unveiled
Host of architects and consultants across eight teams in running for prestigious job
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NewsFarrell Review expected to make 'dozens' of recommendations
Review into state of the architecture profession to be published at the end of the month
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NewsRoyal Docks competition winner revealed
Ecobuild latest: A proposal to turn Silvertown Dock into a new type of marina has won a competition aimed at coming up with idea to transform the Royal Docks in east london
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NewsFour architects in line for £200m Maidenhead revamp
Practices including Eric Parry and Rick Mather chasing mixed-use job
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NewsCall for low-cost housing in London city centre
Ecobuild latest: RIBA Gold Medallist 2014 Joseph Rykwert brands British cities ‘sick’
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NewsDesigns unveiled for Canadian Holocaust Museum
Shortlist of six teams for $9.5m museum includes David Adjaye and Daniel Libeskind
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NewsGreen light for key phase of £1bn Cambridge extension
Wilkinson Eyre and Mole Architects’ plans for part of the huge £1bn North-west Cambridge city extension have been approved
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NewsStudy to make case for benefits of green offices
Ecobuild latest: World Green Building Council launches study to measure the health and productivity benefits of sustainable office buildings
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NewsCapita’s property business doubles profit
Former Capita Symonds division enjoys strong first year as Capita Property and Infrastructure
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NewsArchitect warns over New Street design changes
Alejandro Zaera-Polo calls on client Network Rail to reconsider “destructive” alterations