4 February 2010 |
I.M. Pei honoured in celebratory film, India focuses on sustainable cities and Madonna's Academy for Girls gets under way.
10 December 2009 |
Strategic city planning is a timely reminder that change in Copenhagen is "crucial", says a group representing architects.
18 November 2009 |
The profession is demanding 15 actions from politicians at the United Nations conference.
17 September 2009 |
As the British institute challenges its government with a list of demands for architecture, the Australian institute makes its own demands.
2 September 2009 |
RIBA swears in its first female president, St Petersburg protests over Europe's highest skyscraper and Chicago's Old Main Post Office sells for $40 million, in today's international news.
26 August 2009 |
Things are looking bright for British architects, a parasol is raised in Spain and construction begins on Lebanon's tallest tower, in today's international news...
20 July 2009 |
A construction accident during the set up of Madonna's stage kills two, the Bird's Nest wins Lubetkin prize, a famous architectural photographer dies and four eco towns get the go-ahead in the UK.
15 July 2009 |
Confidence returns to the British architecture industry, a vertical farm wins an international design award and a woman takes charge of building a mosque in Istanbul.
19 June 2009 |
British architects told off for working for free, Australia and Abu Dhabi developer duo breaks down and bright outlook predicted for the Middle East in new research
15 June 2009 |
Architecture in the UK has been labelled the "most socially exclusive profession" ahead of law, medicine and accountancy, and Australia may be headed in the same direction
15 June 2009 |
Call for members: traumatised architects needed for The Rubble Club, Hadid wins Cairo expo, China dominates world's best building list and architecturally-inspired ice cream, in today's global news
3 June 2009 |
RIBA's best building named, British architects asked to prove their worth and Atlanta's new terminal hailed as a 'blueprint for the world'
13 May 2009 |
A Sydney firm wins an international award, HOK designs a new Mandarin Oriental hotel in Moscow and American scientists study links between architecture and neuroscience
12 May 2009 |
With the virtual disappearance of overt sexism, the profession is sitting back on issues of gender inequality, a leading female architect claims
13 March 2009 |
The French Riviera beach home Le Corbusier built for his wife in the 1950s has arrived at the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) in a one-to-one reconstruction by a Milan furniture company.
17 December 2008 |
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5 December 2008 |
Prince's criticism is "pot calling kettle black": Bates Smart