All Architects articles – Page 95
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NewsChipperfield wins contest to complete Shanghai city hall
Project will complete buildings after 100 years
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NewsCourt of Appeal rebukes government over Paddington Cube ‘blunder’
Ministers should have given reasons for not calling in Renzo Piano project, says judge
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NewsCity planners set to OK Moorfields tower
Scheme will involve replacing 1960s building with 18-storey office block
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CommentCommunication made simple
Architects need to learn to express their role and the value of good design more clearly if the public and politicians are to be won over, writes Sadie Morgan
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NewsIn pictures: National Maritime Museum new galleries
The £12.6m project, designed by Purcell, is in former Lutyens library at grade I Greenwich institution
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NewsAnother building at Stratford's International Quarter OK'd
Scheme being developped by Lendlease and LCR
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NewsBanksy graffiti saved as work starts on Shoreditch hotel
Foundry pub to be demolished by Christmas
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NewsScheme for over 300 homes in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter goes in for planning
Local practice Glenn Howells behind designs for Galliard development
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NewsRyder plans to open 'Brexit-proof' Amsterdam office next month
Architect says move in response to increasing threat of UK crashing out of EU
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NewsHOK boss says government is handling Brexit 'terribly'
HOK’s London head says negotiations ‘go from crisis to crisis’
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NewsBennetts OK'd for next phase of London theatre revamp
Architect’s earlier work at London venue won RIBA award earlier this year
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NewsFoster submits plans for office block on City fringe
Scheme proposed opposite Aldgate East tube station
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NewsWork begins on new Squire & Partners hotel in Shoreditch
City fringe scheme being built by Gear
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NewsCouncils come round to new Bishopsgate Goodsyard plans
New scheme looks set to replace towers with 17-storey block
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NewsNumber of flats at Mace's Shard Place tower increased by a fifth
Architect Renzo Piano behind 26-storey scheme