All International articles – Page 127
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NewsZaha Hadid’s Chinese opera house debuts
Zaha Hadid Architects’ Guangzhou Opera House in southern China opens today.
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OpinionBe careful whose nation you build
The Libyan crisis highlights the dangers of doing business with dictators
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NewsAecom pulling staff and their families out of Libya
Largest employer of architects in the world defends work in the country.
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NewsStar architects appeal to Boris to save Design for London
London’s threatened design advisory body backed by Herzog, Gehry, Libeskind, Piano and Hadid
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NewsHopkins only UK firm on Siemens HQ shortlist
Hopkins Architects is on a 12-strong shortlist to redesign Siemens’ world headquarters in Munich, Germany.
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NewsFeilden Clegg Bradley pulls out of Libya
Practice vows never to work in country again while the Gaddafi regime holds power
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Schools architects look overseas for new work
Architects specialising in schools have said the impasse on projects in the UK means they are now looking for work abroad.
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NewsWork to start on second Denton Corker Marshall tower in Singapore
Work will start this year on the second tower in Denton Corker Marshall’s $1 billion Asia Square development in Singapore.
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BDP gains city district commission
BDP has won a £2 million transport and planning framework masterplan for the Salmiya district of Kuwait City
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NewsUK firms chase Chinese and Russian cultural districts
Farrell shortlisted to masterplan Beijing development; Chipperfield for St Petersburg plan.
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NewsTony Fretton's Tietgens completes
Residents have moved into Tietgens Ærgrelse, a mixed-use development in central Copenhagen
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NewsWorking abroad: Kilburn Nightingale
More than 25 years of taking on the tropics has built this London firm.
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NewsCrab lands Aussie architecture school job
Peter Cook’s practice to work with Australian Royal Gold Medal winner
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NewsMecanoo academic building in Amsterdam starts on site
A new academic building at the Amsterdam University College, designed by Dutch practice Mecanoo, has started on site.The new Liberal Arts & Science building will be located in the Science Park, the international science and research centre in the Watergraafsmeer area, and is scheduled to be completed in 2012.The 6,000sq ...
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NewsKit named best young Swiss practice
Zurich practice Kit has been named the winner of the Foundation Award for young Swiss architects.
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Rummey Design merges with Turkish counterpart
London-based masterplanners and urban designers Rummey Design has joined forces with Turkish landscape architects Dalokay Design Studios to create an international consultancy.