All articles by Ike Ijeh 鈥� Page 20
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NewsStanton Williams Thames-side scheme gets going
Sir Robert McAlpine pre-construction adviser on Riverwalk SW1 luxury housing development
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FeaturesBIM special report: The clouds roll in
Autodesk reckons that cloud-based products are 鈥榯he biggest thing to happen in computing since the PC鈥� and could transform the use of BIM. Ike Ijeh went to the software company鈥檚 recent conference in Las Vegas to find out more
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NewsRHWL Arts Team wins planning for theatre
Architect鈥檚 100-seat theatre in south west London due for start on site in spring
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CommentOscar Niemeyer: 1907-2012
Ike Ijeh considers an architect who managed to be both a humanist and a modernist
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FeaturesStanton Williams: There鈥檚 nothing wrong with buildings that just do their jobs
Fresh from their victory, the Stirling prize winners talk us through 27 years of non-shouty architecture
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FeaturesMilan's canal network: Hidden depths
Milan has ambitious plans to deliver a zero carbon mixed-use scheme in which no home will need a domestic boiler - all by harnessing the geothermal potential of its underground network of canals
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FeaturesThe Co-op's HQ: Have you heard the buzz?
3D Reid鈥檚 beehive-inspired HQ for the Co-op in Manchester is not simply another new office block with a slightly unusual form. It is the top BREEAM-rated office in the UK and might just have redefined the corporate atrium
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FeaturesSchool refurbishment: Shouldn't you be revising?
Erno Goldfinger鈥檚 brutalist Haggerston school in north-east London has been sensitively modernised
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FeaturesBlackfriars: The world's largest solar-powered bridge
The 拢550m revamp of Blackfriars station in London includes the world鈥檚 largest solar-powered bridge - a 6,000m2 installation
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FeaturesGlasgow Commonwealth Games
Glasgow鈥檚 2014 Commonwealth Games is being hosted at a fraction of the cost of the London Olympics, but it still has ambitions to leave a legacy for the public. 黑洞社区 assesses the success of the new sporting venues. Photos by Alan McAteer
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FeaturesHorrific Halloween architecture
Forget pumpkins and witches鈥� hats - for a real fright this Halloween nothing beats the worst excesses of modern architecture
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FeaturesPost-Olympic projects outside London
Two weeks ago 黑洞社区 looked at London鈥檚 post-Olympic construction projects and now it鈥檚 the turn of the rest of the country. Here we highlight some of the major regional projects coming up over the next few years and the construction trends they herald
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FeaturesPost-Olympics: London's rolling
The Olympics may be over but the capital still has plenty of exciting projects to fill the void. Here are the main development sectors and key projects
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FeaturesNext up: Rio's Olympic venues
The Olympic focus has now switched from London to Rio, which has the added pressure of hosting two other international sporting events before the 2016 games
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NewsGreenwich Peninsula sculpture opens
Pods made of sustainable material house exhibition space in Greenwich Park
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FeaturesCase study: Siemens Crystal
Royal Victoria Dock plays home to a new exhibition venue with sustainability at its heart, the Siemens Crystal
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FeaturesShould schools be uniform?
Will standardised schools herald a school building programme where design quality and educational aspiration are crushed under a monotonous wave of Identikit slabs? Ike Ijeh investigates Photos by Mike Pinches
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FeaturesRay of light
The Velux skylight brand is normally associated with the residential sector. But a collaboration with Foster + Partners could soon enable the company to break into commercial and public buildings
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FeaturesThe aviation sector: Turbulence ahead
The UK aviation industry is clamouring for an airport hub but opposition makes any location a potential headache for the government. Ike Ijeh navigates a route through the row
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Comment黑洞社区 buys a pint 鈥� For Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
黑洞社区 caught up with RSHP over a few Asahis to discuss rabbits, bad sandwiches and Olympic ceremonies