All Architects articles – Page 171
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CommentMight the public be the real winner of this Stirling Prize?
Astley Castle’s Stirling Prize win does not mean heritage is again at the forefront of debate - but what if anything can we read into the decision?
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NewsWitherford Watson Mann takes 2013 Stirling Prize
Holiday home within the burnt-out shell of the 12th century Astley Castle wins this year’s Stirling Prize
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NewsKSR wins planning for St John's Wood residential scheme
KSR Architects has won planning for a residential scheme in London’s St John’s Wood
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NewsConsultants recruiting again as sector hails recovery
Industry prepares for increase in work as trade conditions pick up after half a decade of stagnation
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NewsArchitects' optimism widespread as workloads remain 'steady'
RIBA survey of members finds confidence in workloads widespread among architects
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CommentChanging how we think about architecture
Let’s hope the Farrell Review puts design more firmly in the minds of design-makers
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NewsPreston bus station saved from demolition
Preston’s under-threat bus station has been given a reprieve from the wreckers’ ball after being granted Grade II listed status by the government
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CommentThe spaces in between
Let’s disconnect from the virtual world and use the well-designed built environment to have better, more engaging conversations
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CommentArchitects and engineering firms's growth spurt
Turnover for architectural and engineering firms in the three months to July was 13.8% higher than a year earlier
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NewsBurj Al Arab architect leaves Atkins to set up rival practice
Exclusive: Tom Wright and two other Atkins design directors found global practice to focus on high-end projects
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NewsRIBA to bring in new membership categories
Institute to introduce ‘graduate’ and ‘fellow’ membership categories
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NewsCarillion's £335m Liverpool hospital wins planning
Carillion poised to start work on NBBJ and HKS-designed Royal Liverpool hospital after council gives green light
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NewsArchitect sought by Natural History Museum
World-famous museum launches design competition as it seeks to redesign its grounds
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NewsBDP's Appleton Academy opens for new school year
BDP-designed £22m school for children aged three-years old to 16 opens in Bradford
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FeaturesThe Iceberg, Denmark: Jagged edge
The Iceberg - a residential scheme that owes its dramatic profile to the unceasing Scandinavian quest for light
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NewsFinal panes of glass installed in aquatics centre
The final pane of a total of 628 panes of glass has now been installed in the Zaha Hadid designed Aquatics Centre in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
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NewsHLM seals deal to revive Sidell Gibson
HLM finalises deal to revive bust architect Sidell Gibson as part of the HLM Group
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CommentMade in Britain
British consultants should capitalise on their reputation as market leaders to win large scale projects around the world
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CommentThe lack of specialist architects
Having more executive architect practices in the UK would create jobs for young people and avoid the problems that projects are running into