All Architects articles – Page 151
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NewsAllies & Morrison appointed on Imperial College research hub
College’s £40m will include research and clinical areas to treat patients in innovative ways
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CommentStirling Prize winner harnesses new city pride
Ike Ijeh on what the victory of Haworth Tompkins’ Everyman Theatre in Liverpool means for architecture
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NewsSurprise winner for Stirling prize
Architect beats favourite O’Donnell Tuomey at awards ceremony tonight
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NewsLondon student centre favourite for Stirling Prize
Saw Swee Hock Student Centre by O’Donnell Tuomey Architects is favourite to win the Stirling prize
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NewsSearch underway for Mac restoration architect
Glasgow School of Art will appoint architect-led team in early 2015
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NewsZaha Hadid unveils Cambodian genocide centre
Research centre and memorial in Phnom Penh to be built from timber
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NewsGehry and Foster's Battersea designs unveiled
First images of flats designed by Frank Gehry and Foster Partners at Battersea Power Station revealed
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CommentWhat makes a healthy city?
The vitality of our cities is the theme of this week’s World Architecture Day and one area we can make a difference as a profession is in the quality of elite and community sports venues
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NewsBoris gives go-ahead to Mount Pleasant scheme
Mayor of London approves controversial development on site currently occupied by Royal Mail sorting office in Farringdon
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NewsBam to revamp Jamie Oliver's old college
Bam wins £11m job to redevelop Westminster Kingsway College’s Grade-II* listed Victoria Centre
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NewsLuxury housing markets creating ‘dystopian’ cities
Leading cities expert says emergence of super-prime residential markets in cities around the world for helping create “dystopian” urban environments
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CommentSingapore is running hot
The gateway to booming South-east Asia, Singapore also has a thriving construction market in its own right
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NewsHOK's global arm back in the black
Architect’s international arm, which includes its UK business, reports return to profit, although its level of UK work fell
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CommentEngineers do Stirling work too
The RIBA Stirling prize is the UK’s highest award for architects. But perhaps it’s time to acknowledge the other people who have a hand in making buildings work effectively
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NewsRussian firm replaces RMJM on Gazprom tower
RMJM’s original design retained but scheme will now be overseen by Gorproyekt
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NewsProfit rockets at architect Benoy
Turnover rises 32% to £55m, while pre-tax profit jumps 80% to £15m
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NewsArchitecture minister insists industry holds key to Farrell reforms
Ed Vaizey says it is up to the industry and not government to implement the findings of the Farrell Review
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NewsRoyal Gold Medal goes to Stirling shortlisted architects
Irish architects Sheila O’Donnell and John Tuomey will receive prize next February