All Architects articles 鈥� Page 198
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NewsBIG and Buro win Albanian culture complex
Designs unveiled for 27,000m2 project featuring an unenclosed mosque and public square
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FeaturesWho's afraid of Zaha Hadid?
London developers are, says the world-renowned architect. But that鈥檚 not going to stop her increasing her presence in the UK and following up her aquatics centre success with tall buildings in the capital. She talks about work, high points and low - and why her clubbing days are over
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CommentThe James Review: Now it's up to us
The James Review talks a lot of sense and clarifies what challenges lie ahead. It should inspire architects to use the best of their skills to meet them
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NewsMore Moorish: Tottenham Town Hall
United House and bptw have completed the refurbishment of Tottenham Town Hall
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NewsSloping off: a:b:i:r architects Brighton house
The house optimises its sloping gradient with lower ground floor bedrooms
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NewsCity limits: 5 Broadgate
British Land and Make have received planning permission to revelop 5 Broadgate in the City of London
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NewsGherkin architect pronounces death of the skyscraper
Shard and Cheesegrater part of a dying breed, says Ken Shuttleworth
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NewsBritish Land and Make win planning for City project
12-storey office block will replace four buildings in Broadgate
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NewsCartwright Pickard wins planning for 拢3m Sheffield scheme
Arundel Street mixed-use project includes office, retail and 72 student flats
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FeaturesAndy Von Bradsky: A man of parts
At the heart of Andy Von Bradsky鈥檚 business strategy as boss of PRP is a paradox: to survive as an architect, you have to stop just being an architect. It鈥檚 time we used all the skills at our disposal, he says
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FeaturesGuy's Hospital Tower refurbishment: Nurse, the screens
Penoyre & Prasad is giving Guy鈥檚 Hospital Tower 鈥� a brutalist eyesore in central London 鈥� a new 拢25m facade. But, says Ike Ijeh, it will take more than a clever bit of cosmetic surgery to turn this one into a looker
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NewsMake submits new design for Cherry Orchard Road
Fifty-four storey Croydon scheme goes in for planning
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NewsFunding package agreed for Stonehenge
Culture minister says 拢27m visitor centre now back on track
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NewsPrisk seeks to reassure architects over standardisation drive
Good design can help save costs, says minister
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NewsDesign Council opens "root and branch" review of Cabe
Consultation starts as two bodies formally merge
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NewsPritzker prize winner
Portugese architect, Eduardo Souto de Moura, has been awarded the highest honour in architecture: the Pritzker prize.The 58-year-old architect who designed Braga stadium (pictured) and the Burgo Tower in Porto, will receive a $100,000 grant and a bronze medallion. He is the second Portugese architect to win the prize, following ...
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NewsArchitects wary of government鈥檚 standardisation drive
Architects warn the government not to cut them out of public sector construction
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FeaturesRemixed: Ab Rogers interview
Ab Rogers, son of Richard, flopped at school, became a hippy, and is, by his own father鈥檚 judgment, 鈥檖retty crazy鈥�. None of that stops him being a sought after UK designer trusted with designs for the likes of Pizza Express and the Fat Duck. Meet a true individual