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2008-07-04 > Foster On The Waterfront

Globally renowned architects Foster + Partners have lifted the lid on proposals for a new waterfront development in Rimi...		 2008-07-04 > Edinburgh Haymarket Redevelopment Approved

The planning committee of Edinburgh City Council has given approval to what will be the first tower in central Edinburgh...
2008-07-03 > Zaha Designs Another Moscow Tower

Moscow's skyline is set to further expand with the approval of a new skyscraper designed by architect Zaha Hadid....		 2008-07-03 > New Tower Planned To Partner Balfron

As part of the planned regeneration of the area by Poplar HARCA Housing Association around the famously brutal Balfron T...
2008-07-02 > City Pride Public Exhibition

An exhibition is being held to show off the proposed Norman Foster 200 metre plus residential skyscraper on the site of...		 2008-07-02 > Incheon Bridges The Gap

Work is well underway on a massive new bridge in Incheon which lies on the west coast of South Korea....
2008-07-02 > Southwark Approves Chambers Wharf

Southwark Council last night approved Ian Simpson Architect's plans for a large new residential at Chambers Wharf overlo...		 2008-07-01 > Metrovacesa Try To Offload HSBC Headquarters

Having purchased HSBCs headquarters in Canary Wharf last year for a record sum, Spanish property company Metrovacesa are...
2008-07-01 > James Law Do The Dubai Shuffle

Already jammed packed with iconic skyscrapers Dubai is about to add yet another unorthodox shape to its massive skyline....		 2008-07-01 > Barratt Plans Major East End Residential Scheme

Allies and Morrison has drawn an outline plan for a new 29 storey residential tower and associated buildings on the site...
2008-06-30 > Wood Wharf Planning Application Filed

A massive planning application has been filed for Wood Wharf on the eastern edge of Canary Wharf in London by the Wood W...		 2008-06-30 > Callebaut Dreams Up Waterworld Eco Islands

With the threat of climate change in the forefront of everyone's minds these days, architects are constantly required to...
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