All Architects articles – Page 203
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Steven Holl: After Mackintosh
For most people in the UK, Steven Holl is the best architect they’ve never heard of. Now he’s tackling the world-famous Glasgow School of Art, that’s about to change
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£150m Viñoly scheme in balance
The fate of Rafael Viñoly and Bennetts Associates’ plans for the £150m redevelopment of Oxford university’s Radcliffe Observatory Quarter will be decided by a council of professors at the end of May.
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Farrell wins Folkestone seafront job
Architect will draw up plans to redevelop Kent town harbour
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Foster scoops Imperial War Museum masterplan
Museum appoints architect and Drivers Jonas Deloitte as project manager for redevelopment of London site
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Foster and Hadid out of race for £120m cancer centre
Big name architects fall by the wayside as long-list of nine is cut to six for London centre
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Choice in an age of uncertainty
These days it seems nothing can be taken for granted, whether its simple travel plans or the fact that the Lib Dems are bound to come third. Which can be a good thing
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London Festival of Architecture 2010 to focus on Olympic welcome
Call for Londoners to participate in examining change and design in the UK capital this summer
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Edward Cullinan's Fitzwilliam College library officially opens
Duke of Edinburgh opens university building designed by this year's ºÃÉ«ÏÈÉúTV Awards Architect of the Year
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BDP's Peter Drummond: The revolutionary in carpet slippers
BDP, Britain’s biggest architect, is better known for quiet competence than daring. But this is the firm that defied Tesco, beat the downturn, expanded into India and Libya and doesn’t give a fig for profit. Chief executive Peter Drummond tells Roxane McMeeken all about it
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Architectural practice of the year
2010 is Edward Cullinan’s year, and this popular practice took the prize because the judges liked everything about the way it does business, from its schemes to its HR policiesSponsored by Comar
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Qatari Diar reveals new Chelsea Barracks masterplan
Initial concepts by Dixon Jones, Squire & Partners and Kim Wilkie Associates presented to resident groups
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Chipperfield approached to work on £400m Lord’s revamp
MCC may draft in star architect as Herzog & de Meuron cricket scheme comes back to life
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Public opposition puts £140m Aberdeen civic square in jeopardy
Martha Schwartz-designed City Square deemed too expensive and not green enough
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North London twin skyscrapers get council green light
Major new housing scheme approved despite concerns over affordability of flats
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English Heritage backs Battersea redevelopment
Plans for transformation of Grade II* listed power plant boosted as conservation group gives initial thumbs-up
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Peter Morrison: RMJM’s business model
Peter Morrison, chief executive of Scotland’s best known architect, explains his hiring policies (which include Sir Fred Goodwin), and how RMJM turned itself into an international success story
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Japanese architects win Pritzker prize
Architects Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa, partners at renowned Japanese practice SANAA, have won the coveted 2010 Pritzker prize, architecture’s highest honour.It is only the third time in the award’s 31-year history that the prize has been awarded to two architects - Oscar Niemeyer and Gordon Bunshaft received the accolade ...
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Stirling winner to ‘reinvent the terrace’ for 2012 legacy
Maccreanor Lavington to draw on traditional London housing in revised masterplan for Olympic park
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Tribal puts Nightingale Associates up for sale
Architect practice put on the market following review of consultant's business