All Architects articles – Page 22
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NewsIn pictures: How the revamped National Gallery will look
Proposals by New York firm for £30m overhaul go out for consultation next month
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NewsArchitects stay positive in face of rising cost pressures
RIBA survey finds 31% of practices expect workloads to increase, despite rising inflation leading some clients to pull jobs
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NewsLSE reveals shortlist for £100m Lincoln’s Inn Fields project
Alison Brooks, David Chipperfield and John McAslan among field of six runners
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NewsAllies and Morrison life sciences cluster goes in to east London planners
Scheme will be built next door to Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel
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NewsBrexit sees Stirling Prize winner open Berlin studio
Office is dRMM’s first base outside London
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NewsRestoration of Smithfield Market’s ‘outer crust’ completed
Conservation project paves way for £250m Museum of London move
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NewsDocklands skyscraper set for green light
Tower Hamlets planning officers recommend 56-storey Marsh Wall tower for approval
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NewsIn Pictures: McAslan lifts lid on £68m Burrell Collection refurb completed by Kier
Category A-listed Glasgow museum set to reopen next month
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NewsLocal architects land spots on £1.9bn Birmingham development
Stirling Prize-winners appointed alongside newcomers
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NewsRoyal Docks developer ‘running out of time’ on £1bn Farrells scheme
Greater London Authority could take back control of 15ha project in weeks as partner faces financial woes
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NewsMarble Arch Mound architect says it should have walked away from project
MVRDV rips into Westminster council and contractor FM Conway over ’loveless execution’ of its designs
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NewsIn pictures: First images of this year’s Serpentine Pavilion
US artist working with Adjaye Associates
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NewsCity of London backs student housing scheme at Holborn Viaduct
Project for LSE drawn up by Stiff & Trevillion
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NewsGrimshaw given planning to build £125m sister scheme to Eden Project in north
Seafront scheme at Morecambe could open in 2024 if funding is secured
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NewsSalaries rise across profession as architects power out of pandemic
Covid pay cuts a ‘thing of the past’ as market turns
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NewsFosters only UK practice on Helsinki harbour longlist
Nine teams picked for second stage of contest involving former Guggenheim site
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NewsWeston Williamson unveils plan to ‘save Manchester’ by burying HS2 station
Architect backs mayor’s call to reconsider underground station or risk ’destroying much of the city’