All articles by David Rogers – Page 112
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NewsViñoly's Battersea plan was too ambitious, says Farrell
Power station owner goes into administration with debts of £324m
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News'Tidier deprivation' warning for riot-hit boroughs
London Assembly worried over government’s ‘long term support’
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NewsStock Woolstencroft submits east London housing plans
Rainham Marshes mixed-use scheme would create 500 homes
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NewsOutrage over MVRDV's '9/11 twin towers' design
Dutch architect apologises for design that ‘resembles towers collapsing’
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NewsFoster's and Rogers snubbed for £65m Sydney ship deal
Local firms pip British rivals to revamp cruise terminal
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NewsRogers rallies MPs and peers to reject planning reforms
Architect says cities have to protected from “dereliction”
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NewsRIAS demands overhaul of Scottish public procurement
Architects’ body says process should be dramatically simplified
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NewsWork on Sutherland Hussey shed to start in Edinburgh
Gardeners’ meeting place OKd after locals win concessions
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NewsJohnson steps into Allies & Morrison tower row
Mayor says he will now make final decision on Elephant & Castle building
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NewsAHMM brought in to design £400m Lord’s development
Firm lands plum job within Herzog & de Meuron masterplan for cricket ground’s expansion
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NewsPaul Morrell reappointed as chief construction adviser
Bonus year will allow Morrell to oversee reforms
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NewsHeneghan Peng's 2012 bridge receives deck decoration
The Olympic Delivery Authority has unveiled the first images of a multi-coloured temporary deck that has been fixed onto Heneghan Peng’s new footbridge at the 2012 site in east London.
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NewsArchial warns 20% of Scotland staff could go
Archial has said around 20% of its staff in Scotland face the axe as part of an ongoing review of the firm’s business.The Canadian-owned firm confirmed it had begun a consultation with staff at two of its three offices north of the border: Glasgow and Edinburgh.BD understands that 15 staff ...
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NewsPRP Architects opens first China office as firm's profits fall
PRP is setting up an office in Beijing with the practice predicting it will eventually add more