Tower of power
March 12th, 2010
Work to install three wind turbines at a huge new Hamiltons-designed tower in south London is due to be completed next week
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Rogers joins campaign to save steel bungalows
March 12th, 2010
Leading architects and developers including Richard Rogers, Ron Arad, Glenn Howells and Peter Palumbo have joined a campaign to save two rare 1970s bungalows in north London by architects Robin Spence and Robin Webster
Mipim hopes overseas projects will lure 18,000
March 12th, 2010
Hare’s curved roof is set to hit a high note
March 12th, 2010
Work starts on site next month on Nicholas Hare’s workshop in Essex for the Royal Opera House’s backstage team
Wisdom of Solomon
March 12th, 2010
The King Solomon Academy, by Ian Ritchie Architects, has been re-established on a site formerly occupied by North Westminster Community School in London. It incorporates existing grade II* listed buildings by Leonard Manasseh built in 1959-60
Aukett’s staff take £750,000 salary cut
March 12th, 2010
A drastic round of salary cuts at Aukett Fitzroy Robinson is expected to save the firm more than £750,000 this year — around 5% of the firm’s business
RIBA’s student hardship fund is set to run dry
March 12th, 2010
Record number of applications means institute will turn down people in genuine need
Cabe drops backing for Europan
March 12th, 2010
Cabe, which has facilitated the Europan competition in the UK for the last six years, has announced it will not be backing Europan 11
Agency could veto Howells’ M5 services
March 12th, 2010
Glenn Howells’ groundbreaking motorway service station proposal for the M5 could be vetoed by the Highways Agency over fears it will become a tourist destination in its own right