All Architects articles – Page 8
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Work on 1 Undershaft helps revenue and profit rebound at architect Eric Parry
Practice says it has taken more space at existing office to accommodate increased staff numbers
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City Hall to make decision on tweaked Wimbledon expansion plans next month
Allies & Morrison has submitted amendments to £200m scheme following call-in by deputy mayor Jules Pipe
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Controversial plan to demolish and rebuild entire Westminster city block set for approval
Council to make a decision on AHMM scheme next week
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Next government should make certainty over public sector investment its top construction priority, consultants say
More than 120 of the largest consultants rank their priorities to boost construction in an exclusive survey for Ӱ
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Green light for FCBS’ plans for Dundee Eden Project
Visitor attraction to see cylindrical glasshouse built inside former gasholder
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Farrells cuts five storeys from Battersea Bridge tower after flood of objections
Firm now proposing 34-storey scheme on site close to Foster & Partners’ London headquarters
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Wilkinson Eyre’s plans to redevelop spy tunnels into visitor attraction get City approval
Scheme still needs Camden green light for final sign off
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Competition for ‘landmark’ transformation of Piccadilly Circus and Regent Street to launch this month
Westminster council and the Crown Estate looking for design team to lead “once in a generation” upgrade of world famous shopping district
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A harmonious blend of context and concept: Mass Studies reimagines the Serpentine Pavilion
Mass Studies’ innovative design for this year’s Serpentine Pavilion, engineered by Aecom, reimagines traditional concepts, blending contextual sensitivity with conceptual boldness, writes Ben Flatman
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Howells files plans for 1,600-home tower scheme on Thames
Development will also include more than 200 affordable homes on long-vacant site
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Architect says adding wheelchair access to Clifford’s Tower restoration would have had ‘catastrophic impact’
Scheme in York not awarded top prize in RIBA regional award because of concerns over disability access
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RIBA Yorkshire Ӱ of the Year winner deemed ‘not appropriate’ due to lack of wheelchair access
Hugh Broughton Architects and Martin Ashley Architects’ Clifford’s Tower initially judged as the “clear winner”
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Design for Eric Parry’s 1 Undershaft tweaked after Historic England criticism
Heritage advisor recommends plans for City’s tallest tower for refusal in objection letter describing 74-storey scheme as a “missed opportunity”
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Landsec warns London office space not up to scratch ‘risks becoming obsolete, regardless of price’
Developer behind Timber Square and Hill House schemes says occupiers want best in class buildings
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PLP Savile Row plan approved despite being recommended for refusal
Demolition of 1940s former police station given the nod despite criticism from planning officers
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Fresh setback for Make’s ITV Studios redevelopment as High Court orders judicial review
Justice Lang says campaigners have raised “arguable grounds” for legal challenge
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Howells submits plans for cantilevered life sciences tower in Manchester
Scheme would replace several historic buildings on Northern Quarter site
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Elizabeth Line named as RIBA London Ӱ of the Year
Grimshaw’s 117km long route through the capital praised for its “decluttered and calm spaces”