All articles by Tom Lowe – Page 7
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NewsKengo Kuma team to design National Gallery’s £375m new wing
BDP and MICA also working with Japanese practice on biggest transformation in museum’s history after beating big names including Foster + Partners and Renzo Piano
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NewsGreen light for Zaha Hadid Architects’ £350m Bristol Temple Quarter scheme
Hybrid application contains two offfice blocks, four residential towers, a flexible commercial building and a hotel
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NewsPlans in for AHMM’s 20-storey student tower at London Met School of Architecture site
City fringe scheme to retain early 20th century buildings but demolish part of the site to make way for 800 student beds
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NewsReform UK’s new housing spokesperson sacked after ‘everyone dies in the end’ comment on Grenfell fire
Former Homes England chair Simon Dudley said blaze was a ‘tragedy’ but more people die while driving
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NewsArup team working on redevelopment of Armagh Astropark in Northern Ireland
Grimshaw and TODD Architects appointed to restore 18th century research institute and design new planetarium
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NewsTrump unveils plan for Miami tower hailed as testament to ‘greatest president our nation has ever known’
Bermello Ajamil & Partners-designed library to contain giant gold statue of US president and a recreation of Air Force One
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NewsCampaign group ‘not in a position to continue fight’ after court dismisses legal challenge against Museum of London redevelopment approval
Powell & Moya’s buildings set to be demolished to make way for three-block office scheme designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro
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NewsArchitects face ‘immediate uncertainty’ following withdrawal of PII firm Wren, lawyers warn
Wren Insurance Association said last week it will end renewal offers following high volume of cladding claims
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NewsBritish Museum entrances scheme unanimously approved
Pavilions to replace tents and barriers currently used by museum visitors
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NewsCity Hall hands British Land grant to increase Canada Water affordable homes to 9%
Scheme was called in last year after report found only 3% of its 3,700 homes could be delivered as affordable
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NewsEvacuation cores to be required in all high-rise buildings across England under proposed guidance update
Schemes in London already subject to rules but new guidelines to extend requirement outside capital from 2029
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NewsFamily behind No 1 Poultry take aim at refurb as landmark scheme gets green light from City planners
Philip Palumbo said his family wanted to ’dispel any suggestion that we are in agreement’ with John Robertson Architects-designed facelift
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NewsHopkins unveils plans to overhaul Terry Farrell’s 1990s office block above Charing Cross station
Practice working with Farrell’s son Max Farrell on plans to reimagine 1 Embankment Place
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FeaturesKey talking points at Connected Places Summit 2026
Clients and government officials mingled with SMEs bringing fresh ideas for building better at this year’s two-day conference in the City of London. With the government’s 10-year infrastructure strategy setting out a clear roadmap for future projects, what does this mean for innovation in the built environment? Tom Lowe reports
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NewsIn pictures: JRA completes refurbishment of Eric Parry City office next to Bank of England
New lobby, end-of-trip facilities and roof garden added to 60 Threadneedle Street
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NewsFunding deal agreed for Ballymore’s delayed 52-storey Canary Wharf tower
Morris & Co-designed tower was one of first major schemes to be redesigned to add second staircases
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NewsKier, Aecom and T&T on team appointed to build £200m fusion power plant in Nottinghamshire
Architect AL_A also working on plans for prototype facility as part of plan to make UK world-leader on fusion research
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NewsSluggish UK market hits Everton stadium architect’s top line as profit falls 60%
BDP says UK pipeline ‘converted more slowly than anticipated’ as uncertainty and inflation weighed on clients
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NewsGoogle’s £1bn King’s Cross headquarters to open this summer, 10 years after it was first set to complete
Heatherwick and BIG-designed office renamed Platform 37 in reference to neighbouring station and a historic moment in development of AI
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NewsGreen light for plan to refurbish Westminster’s grade I-listed Smith Square Hall
Restoration of 18th century church signed off despite concerns over plans to remove historic fabric