All Rafael Vinoly articles – Page 3
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NewsLondon office building work slides
Three year low recorded after Cheesegrater and Walkie Talkie complete
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NewsSpeculation as Gehry ditched from World Trade Centre
Three potential replacements were picked from original shortlist of 10
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NewsTower boom threatens London's place on tourist map, EH warns
Group’s conservation director says ‘complacency’ risks destroying world-famous skyline
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NewsFrank Gehry overrules Viñoly at Battersea
We thought it was important to break down the scale, says Frank Gehry
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NewsRafael Vinoly’s Oxford University maths building adds up
Radcliffe Observatory Quarter grows by fractions
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NewsConsultants appointed to tackle Walkie Talkie death ray issue
Developer says building adaptations only likely to cost a million pounds
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NewsPlenty of work still up for grabs, says Battersea Power Station chief
Announcement ‘imminent’ on architects for phase 3
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NewsRafael Viñoly: ‘Superabundance of consultants’ to blame for ‘death ray’
Walkie Scorchie architect finally speaks out about mistakes
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NewsScreen solution for Walkie Talkie sunburn
Developers act after building blame for starting fires and melting cars
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Technical20 Fenchurch Street by Rafael Viñoly Architects
Rafael Viñoly’s Walkie-Talkie tower is now flaring out over the London skyline, thanks to 13,000 tonnes of structural steel and 37 unique floor plates
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FeaturesKristian Hyde: ‘It felt like being hit by space’
The director of Hyde + Hyde Architects on Peter Zumthor, obsession and San Francisco
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FeaturesRafael Viñoly: ‘New York City made me’
The founder of Rafael Viñoly Architects on Piano, Proust and the joys of working with scientists
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NewsImages of Walkie Talkie sky garden revealed
Gillespies-designed sub-tropical garden will sit atop Rafael Vinoly’s tower
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NewsWalkie-Talkie milestone as steel frame completes
Viñoly scheme includes sky garden on top three floors
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NewsIan Simpson Architects 'ready to go' on Battersea
Simpson’s first phase plans back in the frame under Malaysian buyers