All Retail & Leisure articles – Page 77
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NewsPopulous completes 2011 Rugby World Cup stadium
Populous has completed the world’s first permanently enclosed, natural turf stadium in Dunedin, New Zealand, which is being used for the 2011 Rugby World Cup.Construction on the Forsyth Barr Stadium began in June 2009 and the London Olympic stadium architect worked with local firm Jasmax.The roof is covered with ethylene ...
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NewsDixon Jones lands Chelsea contract for John Lewis
Dixon Jones has been appointed to redevelop a major site in Chelsea, west London, for retailer John Lewis.
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NewsGreen light for Fletcher Priest Architects' Bond Street station
Fletcher Priest Architects has won planning permission to build a mixed-use development above Bond Street underground station in central London.
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NewsCity stands firm over rights of light threat to Apple store
Corporation intervenes again to prevent rights of light challenges scuppering Michael Aukkett scheme
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NewsWork starts on Populous' Manila indoor arena
World’s largest arena to be used for church gatherings in the Phillipines
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NewsConstruction starts on Turkey’s Crocodile Stadium
Ground will be home to Bursaspor football club
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NewsKohn's Room for London will charge living exhibits £120 a night
A nautical-themed one-bedroom hotel perched on the Queen Elizabeth Hall in London will charge guests £120 a night to become living exhibits.David Kohn Architects and artist Fiona Banner designed the boat hotel, named A Room for London: Roi des Belges, which will take bookings throughout next year as part of ...
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NewsWilkinson Eyre on board for 2016 Brazil Olympics
Aecom and Wilkinson Eyre have won a competition to work as masterplanners for the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics.
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NewsGrimshaw reveals John Lewis fashion pavilion
John Lewis has revealed images of Grimshaw Architects touring ‘fashion pavilion’ which will launch at its flagship store on Oxford Street in central London on 5 September.
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NewsOwner applies to demolish Foster & Partners' Las Vegas Harmon Hotel
Harmon Hotel saga could reach explosive climax
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NewsArchitect defends changes to New York's Chelsea Hotel
Campaign to save the landmark hotel is launched after new owner hires ’Holiday Inn architect’
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NewsGensler’s Istanbul theme park looks to city’s past
Gensler has won a design competition for a 150ha mixed-use development in Istanbul.
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Building StudyLondon 2012 Aquatics Centre by Zaha Hadid Architects
The smoothly undulating surface of Zaha Hadid’s stingray-like Aquatics Centre belies its structural complexity. But does the last Olympic Venue to arrive at the party live up to its promise?
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NewsEric Parry wins go-ahead for Soho scheme
Eric Parry Architects has received planning permission for a mixed-use scheme in Soho, central London.The building, located on Great Marlborough Street, will have 7,500sq m of office space, three retail units and six apartments. It is being developed by Henderson Global Investors.A new public courtyard, accessible through a passageway from ...
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NewsShaky ground for Foster’s Vegas hotel
Foster & Partners’ unfinished Las Vegas hotel is almost certainly past repair and could collapse in an earthquake, according to a new report by a firm of US engineers.
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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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NewsManchester City FC consults on Viñoly's training facility plans
Manchester City Football Club has begun public consultation on Rafael Viñoly’s plans for the redevelopment of a 32ha brownfield site in Openshaw West as a training facility.The plans include an academy for up to 400 players, accommodation, 16 football pitches, a first-team training centre, a 7,000-capacity stadium, offices and a ...