All articles by Jim Dunton – Page 65
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NewsSquires bags planning for redrawn Islington scheme
Approval follows planning inspector’s rejection of mixed-use development for industrial site
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NewsAR Design Studio showcases 'dazzle ship' home
Practice’s Hidden House wins planning permission for Surrey Hills site
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NewsAllies and Morrison picked for Aldeburgh Festival site expansion
Firm will develop proposals for new accommodation, music studios and shops for Suffolk classical music hub
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NewsFletcher Rae supersizes Liverpool scheme
Architect ramps up housing numbers for refresh of North Point mixed-use proposals
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NewsPreston bus station ‘Youth Zone’ bags planning
Lancashire County Council approves own application for John Puttick-designed centre
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NewsPLP gets go-ahead for scheme described by locals as 'assault on senses'
Westminster green lights mixed-use scheme that conservation group said was ‘worst it has seen for some time’
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NewsGensler tightens grip on WA100 top spot
US giant now has 2,500 architects as Foster’s remains biggest UK firm
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NewsManchester University unveils £150m science building proposals
NBBJ scheme out to public consultation
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NewsConservationists fret over SOM tower
Under construction 42-storey building accused of blighting views of St Paul’s Cathedral
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NewsLyndon Goode outlines plans for new West Bank 'city'
First phase of $1bn blueprint would deliver 450 homes near Hebron
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NewsExhibition to put competing Mies van der Rohe and Stirling visions for No1 Poultry under spotlight
RIBA show will use architects’ differing proposals for City of London site to explore their approaches to work
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NewsPLP unveils 'underground' system for electric cars
Practice claims subterranean network would be four times quicker than public transport for a fraction of the price of a mass-transit system
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NewsHewitt Studios showcases 'reborn' nuclear facility
Architect converts former engineering hall into skills centre for South Gloucestershire and Stroud College
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NewsLifschutz Davidson Sandilands scoops Illuminated River contest
David Adjaye, Amanda Levete and Diller Scofidio Renfro among those beaten for central London bridges scheme
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NewsRIBA housing lead rails at 'bonkers' micro-housing rules
London Assembly session told squeezed space requirements won’t deliver cheaper homes
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NewsArchitect struck off for hanging on to overpayment
Arb says Cristobal Mendoza Cruz displayed “an entrenched and severe lack of integrity”
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NewsWorks start for Haworth Tompkins' Hackney Wick scheme
Canalside blocks set to deliver 408 homes, new workspace and squares
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NewsArchitects ‘split down middle’ on impact of Brexit
Post-referendum research finds near balance between positive and negative five-year outlooks
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NewsAberdeen unveils latest Union Terrace Gardens plans
City consults on conservative LDA proposals after high-profile schemes bite dust
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NewsSuffolk town lines up masterplan team
David Lock and Peter Brett hired for Bury St Edmunds vision