All Civic articles – Page 24
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NewsChristchurch votes to replace damaged cathedral with modern design
Contemporary design beats reconstruction plan in public vote
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TechnicalMobile Art Library, Mexico City by Productora
Flexible space accommodates a range of cultural activities
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TechnicalNorth Holland Archives by Happel Cornelisse Verhoeven
Haarlem reading room remodelled with modular furniture
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NewsCollective Architecture unveils Glasgow Women's Library plans
Project set to finish before end of 2013
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TechnicalBrent Civic Centre by Hopkins Architects
Hopkins Architects brings together a range of public services in an elegant structure crowned by a stunning ETFE and steel roof
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Building StudyRipon College Cuddesdon chapel by Niall McLaughlin Architects
Niall McLaughlin’s new chapel for a theological college represents a triumphant combination of poetic form and Christian symbolism
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NewsLondon firm reveals Tbilisi government building
Robin Monotti Architects design sits alongside Soviet-era bank
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TechnicalKortrijk Crematorium by Souto de Moura Arquitectos and SumProject
A technical look at the simplicity of green roof planting and maintaining the idea of a recessive building
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Building StudyDutch ministries by Hans Kollhoff
The Hague’s tallest building, Hans Kollhoff’s ministries, provide a dynamic physical expression to match the city’s global reputation
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NewsBethnal Green tube disaster memorial unveiled
Marks the location where the war’s worst civilian disaster took place
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TechnicalLo-Reninge Town Hall by NOA Architecten
A technical look at this 16th century former nunnery whose structure and internal linings are made entirely of timber
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NewsNew Milan square opens in memory of architect who created Musee d’Orsay
Aecom completes Gae Aulenti Piazza
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NewsCritics line up to attack Foster's New York library plans
Twenty writers and historians sign letter calling for rethink
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Building StudyStadshal, Ghent, by Robbrecht & Daem with Marie-José Van Hee
The radical introduction of a double-gabled hall by two local architects brings a new coherence to the city’s historic Emile Braunplein