All articles by Elizabeth Hopkirk – Page 210
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NewsFarrells opens first office in mainland China
Practice’s KK100 is confirmed as world’s tallest completion in 2011
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NewsChinese skyscraper boom 'could end in tears'
History shows economies collapse as tall buildings rise, say analysts
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NewsInternational Q&A: Rob Steul of Woods Bagot
Rob Steul, principal at Woods Bagot, shares his experiences of working in Montenegro
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NewsNew Zealand expects construction boom
Analysts say rebuilding of Christchurch is among work expected to fuel £10.3 billion of construction spending
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NewsIndonesia debut for Broadway Malyan
Practice appointed to provide concept architecture for cluster of towers
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NewsEisenhower family calls for postponement of Gehry memorial
Descendants of US president unite against memorial design
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NewsKen Shuttleworth enters the fray over 'Olympic gag'
Deborah Saunt and Roger Hawkins complain of ‘missed opportunity’
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NewsJohn Madin (1924-2012)
Birmingham Central Library architect dies shortly before building’s demolition
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NewsUK practices are owed millions for Libyan work
No sign of quick settlements despite UN unfreezing country’s assets in December
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NewsBoris halts Sheppard Robson's west London towers
Surprise move could give new life to rival plans
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NewsCo Adaptive Architecure and Kathryn Walton win Architects for Animals competition
New York team beats RMJM to design shelters for stray cats
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NewsAedas given green light for controversial Birmingham scheme
Changes made in repsonse to “modernist monstrosity” criticism
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NewsFoster's Thames Estuary airport faces opposition
Local Councillors prepare to form coalition against proposals
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NewsPredictions 2012: Rob Firth, director of practice building, HOK
BD hears the industry’s fears and hopes for the coming year
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NewsMaccreanor Lavington shines at Europan
Architects from Zaha Hadid, Studio Weave and Panter Hudspith also honoured
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NewsPredictions 2012: Gene Kohn, chairman, KPF
BD hears the industry’s fears and hopes for the coming year
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NewsConstruction due to start on Shigeru Ban's Aspen Art Museum
Town centre museum overlooked by mountains
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NewsPredictions 2012: Keith Griffiths, global chairman of Aedas
BD hears the industry’s fears and hopes for the coming year