All articles by Jim Dunton – Page 14
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NewsHeatherwick Studio profits bounce back
Practice reports boosted headcount as finances turn around from 2018
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NewsAHR gets planning grist for Somerset mill
Former lace mill site in Chard will house new-build leisure centre and library
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NewsUS architects land 2019 Praemium Imperiale
Tod Williams and Billie Tsien picked for world’s richest architecture prize
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NewsScruton blames ‘international style’ for UK’s opposition to new homes
But controversial academic praises ‘precious’ Mies and Le Corbusier villas
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NewsTfL agrees sale of Holden gem 55 Broadway
Tate Hindle residential conversion of grade I-listed landmark expected to bite dust
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NewsCurtain up on Ipswich theatre project
Waind Gohil Potter’s New Wolsey pavilion and square set for spring completion
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NewsAyre Chamberlain Gaunt bags planning for £2.6m sports pavilion
Basingstoke club building has English Cricket Board backing to host county-level fixtures
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NewsPick Everard takes football ground to new league
Firm completes school on site of Barnet FC’s notoriously uneven former ground
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NewsBotched refurb gets architect suspended from register
Arb decision follows finding of unacceptable professional conduct against Yorkshire practitioner
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NewsMcAslan approved to fire up £60m Oxford Uni project
Architect secures planning to turn power station into leadership centre
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NewsFosters reports profit and turnover hike
UK’s biggest employer of architects says 2018-19 revenue was highest in its 52-year history
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NewsDSR, 6a and Chris Hildrey vie for award
UN-sponsored Syria project by Ghassan Jansiz also in running for Beazley design gong
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NewsArchitect fined for failures that left client with £5,500 bill
Failure to communicate design changes led to demolition of extension work
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News‘Don’t demonise timber-framed buildings’ - architects react to Worcester Park fire
RIBA’s Jane Duncan says south London blaze exposes inadequacy of government’s building reg reforms
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NewsNo listing lifeline for Powell and Moya’s Museum of London
New immunity certificate offers five-year window for Diller Scofidio Renfro concert hall
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NewsArchitect’s joy as Javid commits extra cash for D-Day memorial
Spending review contains ‘up to £7m’ for Liam O’Connor project in Normandy
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NewsBenoy profits and headcount dip despite revenue rise
Latest accounts show UK and Europe contraction as rest-of-world turnover accelerates
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NewsCourt upholds decision to strike off ‘leaky house’ architect
Aberdeen-based Neil Rothnie fails in legal challenge against Arb erasure order
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NewsRSHP team ‘committed’ to resolving Taiwan airport issues
Pledge comes after transport minister demanded rework of Taipei terminal design
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NewsStockwool flags go-ahead for east London mews
Seven-home scheme mixes terraces and semi-detached properties