All Buildings, Design and Specification articles – Page 39
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NewsAnother huge Canary Wharf tower scheme approved
Apt’s three-block development could become the largest passivhaus scheme in Europe
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FeaturesA lab of two halves … Warwick’s bold bid to keep those nasty bugs at bay
Designed by Hawkins\Brown, Warwick university’s new £54.3m interdisciplinary biomedical research facility features contrasting facades of dark bronze and white concrete that reflect the two different aspects of what is happening inside
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NewsIn pictures: Morris & Co gets approval for hanging gardens in Paddington
Planted balconies will be added to one of the earliest offices to complete in canalside development
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FeaturesWolfson College, Oxford: first-class graduates in energy efficiency
Wolfson College in Oxford has set out to cut 75% of emissions on its main estate by March next year and plans to be net zero by 2030
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FeaturesCan anyone save the RIBA?
With a new president takes over next month, many are asking what is next for the organisation
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NewsCanary Wharf’s plans for 55-storey resi tower revealed
More than 600 homes for rent planned in latest move shift towards residential
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FeaturesNicholas Boys Smith: ‘A bit of controversy forces you to have the conversation’
Nicholas Boys Smith talks to Joey Gardiner about the government’s intentions and how they square with his beauty agenda
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NewsFirms on notice for £3.5bn Kent theme park
Construction of 465ha London Resort project could start next year
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FeaturesVandersanden bricks top the class at City, University of London's law school
Wilkinson Eyre has chosen to use the firm's Anicius facing bricks
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NewsMasterplanner sought for new Birmingham museum
Briefing event for interested firms being held next week
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NewsLeicester City FC reveals stadium development plans
Scheme designed by KSS will take seating capacity up to 40,000
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NewsSubcontractors readied for £1bn prisons programme
Kier, Laing O’Rourke, Wates and ISG already appointed to lead the four projects
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NewsPlans for scaled-back version of McAlpine’s Edinburgh concert hall submitted
Chipperfield’s Dunard Centre back on after legal challenge from neighbouring shopping centre
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NewsCouncils push back against high street permitted development rights
Authorities line up to make ‘article 4 directions’ to exempt areas from the rules
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NewsRSHP staying mum on new plans to redevelop Lloyd’s building
Owners reveal they have spoken to several architects
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NewsCarillion’s Liverpool hospital on track for summer 2022 opening
Hospital nearly finished more than four years after contractor went bust – and five years late
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FeaturesWilliam Sutton Prize invites entries from architects
Winners of Clarion Housing Group’s sustainability and placemaking prize will see their design concept trialled on a major development site
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FeaturesLiverpool defends its status as a city of sensitive regeneration – but Unesco begs to differ
A badge of honour or a certificate not worth the trouble? Liverpool’s loss of its world heritage status has opened a debate about the purpose and value of the designation
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NewsGround breaks on Laing O’Rourke’s £500m Everton stadium
Official construction starts three weeks after Unesco stripped Liverpool of its World Heritage Status
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CommentDevelopment and heritage are not mutually exclusive
The city has to grow and we have protections in our planning system. To say we are destroying Liverpool is untrue, says its mayor, Joanne Anderson