All articles by Elizabeth Hopkirk – Page 198
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NewsKPF reveals its plans to move Chelsea FC to Battersea Power Station
Defeated bid would have placed one stand in the power station
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NewsFoster and Partners scoops two RIBA International Awards
Sergison Bates, Wilkinson Eyre and Hopkins only other UK winners
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ReviewBristol’s Architecture Centre is full of western promise
Having bounced back from funding cuts, Bristol’s Architecture Centre remains as ambitious as ever
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NewsFoster and Partners, HOK and BIG shortlisted for European research hub
Henning Larsen, West8 and Mecanoo also among finalists
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NewsHerzog and de Meuron wins Swiss hospital competition
Zurich children’s hospital design involves multiple courtyards
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NewsCaruso St John wins £10m Liverpool Philharmonic refurbishment
Practice wins prestigious job after international competitive tendering process
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NewsAnd Architects completes £3.5m football centre
Architect had to ensure two teams could continue playing during project
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NewsAllies & Morrison Urban Practitioners shares Helsinki honours
Four architects chosen to develop ideas for Helsinki South Harbour
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NewsLondon 2012 architecture events lack focus
Three-month frenzy kicks off next week with the London Festival of Architecture
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NewsBad planners and architects 'should be publicly shamed'
Hold planners accountable for architecture that blights our lives, argues Matthew Parris
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NewsShard a link to south London's history, says Piano
Italian architect puts emphasis on Shard’s location as origin of London in RIBA talk
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NewsTop architects on shortlist for Manchester hotel
Ian Simpson, Hopkins and Henning Larsen chosen for RIBA competition
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NewsRichard Murphy Architects submits Dunfermline arts centre for planning
Competition winning-design revised after more land bought
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NewsAssael Architecture wins planning for 14 homes and a GP surgery
Scheme replaces a single derelict house in south London
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NewsMake defends its £1.5bn Heygate redevelopment
Council insists it has not watered down affordable housing target
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NewsPupils 'will be taught in tin huts', warns Manchester council chief
Government ‘condemning pupils to crap environments’ - council chief’s outburst
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NewsAsif Khan and BFLS on Littlehampton seafront shortlist
Dan Brill and McChesney Architects also finalists in Stage by the Sea competition
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NewsCouncil rejects Bennetts' contentious Spitalfields scheme
Architect and developer to consider appealing