All articles by David Rogers – Page 8
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NewsHeritage group brings out red card as footballers submit Manchester towers scheme
Twentieth Century Society says Make scheme for Gary Neville and Ryan Giggs is “extremely harmful”
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NewsShortlisted Holocaust Memorial designs revealed
Winner picked from star-studded shortlist this summer
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NewsAllies and Morrison's Sussex seaside tower OK'd
Controversial scheme attracted locals’ ire who said it was too tall
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NewsCompetition launched to repair Clandon Park mansion
Grade I listed masterpiece was gutted by fire in 2015
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NewsFunding fillip for Museum of London scheme
City and London mayor to bankroll three-quarters of its £250m pricetag
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NewsThree developers in frame for £1bn Tottenham makeover
Winner chosen later this year for job being carried out as part of Spurs stadium revamp
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NewsAHMM now tasked with homes plan for former Croydon council HQ
Original architect Make first won planning for Taberner House site in 2014
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NewsWalters & Cohen completes work at Orlando Bloom school
Scheme at Canterbury’s King’s School involved increasing boarding space
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NewsHawkins Brown gets green light for Stratford underground entrance
Scheme includes turning car park into new public realm
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NewsRIBA warns over status of EU architects working in UK
President says government has to produce more detail on fate of the 9,000 EU citizens on Arb register
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NewsBenoy nabs Heathrow deal
Retail specialist hired as commercial masterplanner for airport’s expansion
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NewsLondon council acts as developer on high-rise to fund schools and homes
Hackney behind Avanti’s resi scheme off City Road where money made will not be ‘siphoned off by developer’
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NewsFunding lifeline for stalled Centre for Music plan
City of London hands over £2.5m to help fund concert hall’s business case
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NewsHerzog & de Meuron's Chelsea stadium gets green light
Council planners approve 60,000 seat landmark
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NewsTories attack Khan over decison to call in rejected resi towers
Party’s spokesman for planning at London Assembly says move sets a precedent on high-rise