All Editorial articles – Page 81
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TechnicalCEIP 215 school, Girona, Spain by H Arquitectes
This refurbishment of a 1980s school in the small Catalonian village of Vidreres prioritises durable, low-cost construction while instilling a greater sense of space that values daylighting and a stronger relationship with the outdoors
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NewsAirports Commission backs third runway at Heathrow
Davies Commission unanimously picks Heathrow
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NewsHeatherwick reveals his next project could be housing
Designer also defends garden bridge, saying London ‘needs extraordinary things in it’
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OpinionThe High Line has a lot to answer for
Hank Dittmar questions whether landscape urbanism offers cities anything more than window dressing
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NewsOriginal No1 Poultry design team condemn 'insulting' proposals
Stirling’s colleagues back Twentieth Century Society’s listing bid
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ReviewWhen architects only tell one side of the story
Are architects complicit in creating narratives that ultimately serve to line developers’ pockets? Joanna Day was at an Architecture Foundation debate on the subject
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NewsSerpentine Pavilion sold for more than £500,000 as Los Angeles arts venue
Meanwhile back in London… summer weather causes trouble for SelgasCano’s chrysalis
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NewsMuseum of London launches design competition for Smithfield move
Mayor approves £200,000 funding to launch architectural contest for new home
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NewsCity of London pledges infill projects to ease housing crisis
Corporation chief admits it has ‘not been taking the lead’ - as rising housing costs damage London’s competitiveness
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NewsArchitects call for NPPF reform over 'viability' concerns
Planning system ‘unwittingly unleashed industrial-scale affordable housing avoidance’
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NewsMany London towers will never be built, predicts Ian Simpson
Architect talks of ‘battle’ to build his One Blackfriars skyscraper
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NewsFarrell unveils new Gatwick images as campaign ramps up
Airports Commission’s recommendation due this summer
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Building StudySt Mary of Eton, Hackney Wick by Matthew Lloyd Architects
With its ancillary buildings converted into new flats, the main building of this 1892 Hackney Wick church has been refurbished and retained as a place of worship - creating a unique ecclesiastical blend for new residents
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NewsWork starts on Libeskind's £11m Durham physics centre
World class research centre fo university to complete in 2016
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ReviewReview: Decision by Carsten Höller at the Hayward Gallery
There’s a lot to enjoy but this disorientating retrospective isn’t quite what it promises, finds Harriet Partridge
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NewsPut Robin Hood Gardens out to market, says Cabe
Lasdun’s Keeling House was saved in similar circumstances, HE told
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NewsDavid Kohn in recruitment drive after double whammy of wins
New College Oxford shortlist included Alison Brooks and Kengo Kuma
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