All Online news articles – Page 568
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NewsCompetition opens for Olympic Park open spaces
The Olympic Park Legacy Company (OPLC) has launched a design competition for a series of public spaces in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in east London.
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NewsRogers Stirk Harbour to expand Geneva Airport
Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners has landed a £266 million deal to build a new terminal for Geneva Airport in Switzerland.
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Broadway Malyan completes cricket community studies
Indian developer wants to build sports academies and homes around cricket grounds
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Shortlist announced for RIBA Downland Prize
19 projects have been shortlisted out of 70 entries from the South and South East of England
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BlogsBeauty queen or manta ray with arm bands?
Hailed as “the beauty queen” of the Olympic Park, the Aquatics Centre has finally been unveiled. But will it serve the Games as well as the Legacy?
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FeaturesThe Olympic Park: Concept vs Reality
With one year to go until the 2012 Olympics BD takes a look back at the original vision for the park and its various structures and looks at how the designs have progressed.
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NewsMuseum of London seeks architect for £4.5 million extension
The Museum of London wants to appoint an architect for a proposed £4.5 million extension and refurbishment of its Roman gallery.The contract would include creating a 200sq m extension and refurbishing the existing 900sq m space.The Roman gallery is the oldest exhibition space in the museum, which was designed by ...
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BlogsArchitectural Residencies Abroad
Practical experiences abroad are open for those who seek them.
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FeaturesJack Pringle on the architect's enduring love affair with photography
The Architect’s Eye competition judge: “Our profession and our lives are inextricably linked with the photographic”
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NewsLifschutz Davidson Sandilands lands first City project
Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands has won planning for its first building in the City of London, a 10-storey office and retail tower.The building, to be known as 120 Moorgate, will replace a 1970s building beside the grade II* listed Britannic House designed by Edwin Lutyens.The 19,000sq m scheme is in the ...
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NewsAHMM and Maccreanor Lavington selected for Royal Docks
Feilden Clegg Bradley and Muf also on team for Gallions Quarter
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NewsRIBA launches competition for south London health facility
The RIBA has launched a competition for new in-patient and associated buildings for the South West London & St George’s Mental Health NHS Trust.The trust serves a local population of about 1 million people from five south London boroughs, including Kingston, Richmond and Wandsworth.At this stage, the trust said it ...
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NewsNew images of Baby Shard released
Shard of Glass developer Sellar Property Group has unveiled new images of the office block which will neighbour Renzo Piano’s 310m-high skyscraper.Sometimes known as the “Baby Shard”, the 17-storey tower, officially called The Place, has also been designed by Piano and is part of the wider £2 billion London Bridge ...
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NewsUniversity to house students on Get Carter car park site
3DReid mixed-use scheme will be used by Northumbria University
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NewsNational Trust voices concerns over new Planning Policy Framework
Heritage body warns development could occur on a scale not seen since the 1930s
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NewsNord selected for Glasgow hospice
Nord has been appointed to design a new facility for the Prince & Princess of Wales Hospice in Glasgow.The building, due to be completed in 2016, will provide palliative care facilities for adults and young people.Nord director Alan Pert, who earlier this year split from practice co-founder Robin Lee after ...
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BlogsNow build me some bim…
I spent some time last week back in my role as a bim coordinator, part of which involves helping to advise a major contractor on its national 4D implementation strategy.
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