All Architects articles – Page 254
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Hawkins\Brown takes on Parliament Square scheme
Architect Hawkins\Brown has been commissioned to take forward Foster + Partners’ Parliament Square redevelopment.
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Ikea’s flatpack homes to go ahead despite Cabe hostility
Gateshead scheme wins planning approval regardless of watchdog’s ‘significant reservations’
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Profit soars at Chipperfield despite fall in income
Architect David Chipperfield has posted a 36% rise in pre-tax profit despite a 15% drop in turnover in its annual results.
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Cabe asks architect to recruit 30-strong panel to ratchet up standards
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Rogers pulls out of Olympic velopark
Richard Rogers Partnership (RRP) has pulled out of the race to design the Olympic velopark and has ruled out involvement in any other large venues for the 2012 Games.
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NewsImages: Zaha Hadid in Hungary
Architect designs mixed-use building for Szervita Square in the historic centre of Budapest
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Star architects donate time to South African housing
Top British practices pair up with local firms to create affordable dwellings for Cape Town
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Hoxton architect to work on £1.5bn Victoria scheme
Lynch Architects has been appointed by Land Securities to work on its controversial £1.5bn scheme in Victoria, London.
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Herzog & de Meuron pulls off British double
Herzog & de Meuron has revealed that it is to be commissioned for two projects in the UK.
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NewsImages: Football chairman aims high in Reading
Scott Brownrigg reveals a new skyline for John Madejski's development company Sackville Developments
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NewsITV Granada steps closer to Salford move
Architects working on plans for the BBC’s new home in Salford have been asked to draw up designs for a Granada base on the site
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NewsImage: Architect scales back Smithfield plans
Developer responds to criticisms by reducing height of building and retaining existing listed building
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Aukett adds to Russian portfolio
Architect Aukett Fitzroy Robinson wins its eigth project in Russia with a £65m mixed-use scheme in Moscow
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NewsYoung guns go head to head in London design competition
Design competition run by Mayor’s new design body will see six hot architects design plans for one-acre site
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NewsRichard Rogers Partnership to change name in April
The famous practice will be known as the Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
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Cabe reveals worst housing designers
Bellway comes bottom of Cabe's list which judges the quality of housing designs among the top ten housebuilders
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NewsMystery firms close in on Foster
The architect met four private equity firms this week ahead of a senior management meeting
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Make replaces URBED at 90 acre west London site
Urban planner is dropped after council objects to number of homes and lack of public transport