All UK articles – Page 242
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NewsBennetts to overhaul historic Edinburgh theatre
£20m project will revive one of Scotland’s oldest theatres
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NewsCampaigners look to block Basildon redevelopment
C20 Society launches listing bid in response to Pollard Thomas Edwards cinema scheme
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NewsConfidence plummets in commercial sector as clients wobble
Sector drops into negative territory for first time since spring
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NewsReiach and Hall beats Carmody Groarke and Page/Park to Fruitmarket job
6a also on shortlist for Edinburgh art gallery
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NewsCharles as king ‘would stop meddling’ in architecture
‘I’m not that stupid,’ says Prince of Wales
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NewsPolisano criticises ‘congested’ City skyline
‘We were nervous about scale of biggest tower,’ PLP chief reveals
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NewsRIBA chief exec lands role on new gov’t ‘creativity board’
Alan Vallance to represent architects on advisory panel for post-Brexit ‘best of British’ exports push
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NewsAmanda Levete: architects should be more entrepreneurial
AL_A chief says profession ought to move into some of the space occupied by developers
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NewsStudio Egret West shows off east London joint
Carpenters Wharf offers ‘transition’ between low-rise sheds and larger new resi, architect says
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NewsOMA's Factory to cost Manchester extra £19m
City council says construction inflation and Brexit uncertainty have pushed project budget up to £130m
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NewsReiach & Hall bags 2018 Doolan Prize
Nucleus archives project at Wick named Scotland’s best building - after being overlooked by Stirling judges
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NewsCity steps in to ‘rescue’ Wilkinson Eyre tower
Authority will take stake in Prussian Blue scheme to counter right-of-light disputes
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NewsCullinan to expand Newcastle Maggie’s Centre
Competition launched in which Ted Cullinan will be judge - and its main prize
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NewsHeritage watchdog aids Elephant & Castle redevelopment
Boost for Allies Morrison proposals as Historic England grants immunity-from-listing certificates
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NewsAssociated designs £26m architecture school
Wolverhampton project to be largest built environment education centre in Europe
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NewsTate Modern neighbours start High Court challenge
Wrangle pitches residents of RSHP’s Neo Bankside against Herzog de Meuron extension
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NewsArchitects sidelined as Scruton chairs government's beautiful homes commission
‘Placing beauty at heart of housing policy is biggest idea in a generation’
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NewsRIBA issues new guidance on ‘no-deal’ Brexit planning
Checklist warns practices to expect visa, accounting and supply-chain headaches
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Building StudyBuilding Study: Charlie Bigham’s, Somerset, by Feilden Fowles
Ike Ijeh on a winning recipe for that most functional of building types: the food production plant