Architects Journal
Darren Paddock
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Benefits of 'ignored' smart meters questioned
12-Sep-2011
New research has questioned the benefit of the governments’ £11 billion plan to reduce energy consumption by installing energy meters in every home by 2020 -
Tate Modern to unwrap Herzog & de Meuron ‘fuel tanks’ by 2012
9-Sep-2011
Tate Modern has announced plans to open the first phase of its £215 million Herzog & de Meuron-designed extension next summer -
Surge in applications for home extensions
6-Sep-2011
The number of planning applications made by homeowners for extensions has risen by 5.4 per cent, according to figures released to the AJ -
London mayor approves Make’s Croydon tower scheme
5-Sep-2011
London mayor Boris Johnson has given the green light to Make’s 55-storey Cherry Orchard Road residential skyscraper scheme in Croydon, London -
More big names to join Spiller at Greenwich
5-Sep-2011
Head of Architecture at Greenwich University Neil Spiller has attracted three top colleagues from the Bartlett, his former school, and hopes to recruit more big names -
Practice hit with £33,000 software piracy fine
1-Sep-2011
Belfast-based Coogan & Co has been hit by the latest clampdown on unlicensed software -
Stirling shortlist: Bennetts Associates
31-Aug-2011
The AJ presents buildings, essays and archive material from the architects nominated for the 2011 RIBA Stirling Prize, sponsored by Benchmark -
Mayor offers Spurs £8.5m to stay in Tottenham
26-Aug-2011
Mayor of London Boris Johnson is on the brink of offering Tottenham Hotspur FC £8.5 million to remain in the north London area following the recent riots -
Timothy Hatton reveals London Design Festival plans
23-Aug-2011
[First look + plans] Timothy Hatton Architects (THA) has unveiled its design for the pavilion category of September’s London Design Festival. -
Judge grants Olympic Stadium legal challenge
24-Jun-2011
Tottenham Hotspur and Leyton Orient have been granted a second appeal for a judicial review to block West Ham’s move to the Olympic Stadium.
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