The Architects’ Journal Architecture News & Buildings
CABE's former chairman Stuart Lipton has echoed Richard Rogers' comments last week (AJ 3.2.05) and attacked the government's regeneration policies.
Zaha remains unfazed despite Guggenheim and Maxxi rumours
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PARDEY’S LESSON IN LIVING
John Pardey Architects and PRP Architects have released the first pictures of their plans to transform a Grade II-listed school into a housing development.
Greens compile dossier on mayor
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Contract clauses could threaten Dome plans
A downturn in the property market would derail government proposals for the redevelopment of the Millennium Dome.
Hadid lays foundation for first London building
Zaha Hadid has been given her first opportunity to build in London by winning the competition to design a new home for the Architecture Foundation.
‘Patronising’ Iraq advice dropped
The RIBA has scrapped design code proposals for architects working in war-torn Iraq, after they were branded 'patronising' by a leading policymaker.
Fear of terror hits City scheme
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Failings cost Liverpool its ‘Cloud’
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CRITICAL ACCLAIM
Last week New York-based Rafael Vi±oly lectured at the RIBA. Richard Waite met up with him to find out more about this prolific South American architect