The Architects’ Journal Architecture News & Buildings
An 'exceptional' 1950s church in north-west London, designed by a relatively unknown French architect, has been handed Grade-II listing status.
Roof fault sours Rogers winery
The shine seems to have come off the Spanish love affair with Richard Rogers after part of the roof structure at his Protos Winery project in northern Spain gave way.
LAB repeats history with second major Australian win
LAB Architecture Studio has won the competition to redesign the Newcastle Region Art Gallery, in New South Wales, Australia.
Squire to house major art world players in Westminster
The AJ has uncovered plans by Squire and Partners to create a new Westminster base for a gaggle of international stars of the art world.
Scottish big names fight it out on five-strong shortlist
Some of Scotland's hottest talents are battling it out to win a competition to design a small community centre in the harbour village of Collieston, north of Aberdeen.
European court ruling begins to make an impact
A landmark European court ruling on environmental impact reports has started to bite, following the announcement that authorities must apply the judgement to reserved matters.
Cooper Cromar proposes massive shopping centre for Glasgow – image
Cooper Cromar has submitted plans to transform Glasgow's St Enoch shopping centre into one of the largest retail developments in the UK.
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Lift-off for Renzo’s groundscraper
Renzo Piano's 'groundscraper' near to London's Centre Point tower has dramatically re-entered the race to become the Italian architect's first completed building in the UK.