Architects – Page 33
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NewsWoking tower scheme gets green light after planning inspector sides with developer
Malaysian firm appealed local council’s decision to throw out Goldsworth Road plans
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NewsFive architects vie for £150m Barbican overhaul
Diller Scofidio & Renfro, Adjaye Associates and Allies and Morrison are among the finalists
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NewsRIBA fires starting gun on scheme to revamp ageing London HQ
Practices told to send in expressions of interest by 1 February
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NewsBDP re-uses Nightingale hospital materials for diagnostic centre at former department store
First of 40 faciities opens in Poole
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NewsTate Liverpool draws up plan for £25m overhaul
Architects have until next month to register interest
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NewsZaha Hadid sees profit triple in first year of pandemic
Turnover at architect jumps on back of booming Asia market
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NewsCouncil rejects Squires’ Waterloo housing block
Councillors said building’s height would have impacted adjacent Old Vic theatre
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NewsIn pictures: Adjaye reveals designs for New York’s second tallest skyscraper
Architect says Affirmation Tower’s tapering upside-down appearance ’symbol of minorities putting down roots’
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NewsFosters’ Whitechapel office block turned down
Tower Hamlets councillors cite heritage and daylight concerns
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NewsCheesegrater developer pays tribute to Rogers
Late architect’s practice was behind design for Leadenhall Building
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NewsHousing scheme at London hospital site gets green light
Project will be built at Lambeth hospital
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NewsLloyds Building architect and RSHP founder Richard Rogers dies
Architect and peer was an influential figure in urban thinking for half a century
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NewsNorman Foster pays tribute to friend of 60 years
Architect leads tributes to Rogers who has died aged 88
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NewsArchitect Chris Wilkinson dies aged 76
Architect and artist co-founded Wilkinson Eyre, the first practice to win Stirling Prize twice
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NewsArchitects stay optimistic but materials worries increase
Latest Future Trends survey says issue has grown since summer