Acquisition-hungry Egis, the multinational architecture and engineering giant which owns Weston Williamson + Partners (WW+P), has snapped up Madrid-based sports specialist Fenwick Iribarren Architects (FIA)
Transport secretary: £100m for Moxon’s HS2 ‘bat shed’ is tip of the iceberg
Transport secretary Louise Haigh has called £100 million spent on Moxon’s HS2 bat tunnel ‘the tip of the iceberg’ in the high-speed rail line’s project mismanagement
Rayner calls in plans for 8,400-home Kent garden village
Deputy prime minister Angela Rayner has called in a planned 8,400-home ‘garden village’ near Sittingbourne, Kent, which was set to be rejected by the local council
Gensler’s London office leading on design for The Line’s first phase
Gensler’s London office has been named as one of three firms leading on detailed designs for the first phase of Saudi Arabia’s controversial 170km-long linear city, The Line
Stiff + Trevillion to refurbish Maida Vale Studios following BBC sell-off
Stiff + Trevillion has unveiled plans to overhaul Maida Vale Studios, formerly owned by the BBC, following a competition to transform the 115-year-old building
Chipperfield and Parry embassy schemes caught up in UK-China ‘tit-for-tat’
China is blocking Eric Parry Architects’ proposals for a new British ambassador’s residence in Beijing in response to delays to China’s own London embassy plans, designed by David Chipperfield Architects
Top names vie for Building Beauty Awards – but £12k prize dropped
No prize money will be given to the winner of this year’s Building Beauty Awards, which is being contested by Níall McLaughlin Architects, Lynch Architects, Grimshaw and Daewha Kang Design
dMFK wins approval for homes on former south London gasworks
Lewisham Council has approved dMFK Architects’ proposals for 262 homes on the site of a former gasworks in Sydenham, south London
Man Utd delays decision on new stadium until next year
Manchester United bosses will not make a decision on redeveloping Old Trafford until midway through next year, following a consultation involving Foster + Partners
Jeremy Corbyn hits out at ‘inappropriate’ Níall McLaughlin Islington tower
Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has voiced his opposition to Níall McLaughlin Architects’ plans for a 27-storey student tower in Archway, north London