Architecture
Evelina Children's Hospital: "just what the doctor ordered"
Hugh Pearman writes in this week's Sunday Times on Michael Hopkins' landmark hospital building in Lambeth Palace Road.
Architecture
Architecture
Shard of Glass engulfed by legal row
THE property developers behind plans to build Europe’s tallest skyscraper at London Bridge are embroiled in a bitter legal dispute about ownership of the project, according to today's Times.
Architecture
London Eye and Festival Hall should survive Armageddon says RIBA president
Jack Pringle, the newly elected president of the Royal Institute of British Architects, yesterday said he would like to see the London Eye wheel, the Festival Hall and the TUC building - "a lovely example of early modernism" - survive Armageddon in the capital. More from The Guardian.
Architecture
Vauxhall Cross bus station
Jonathan Glancey in today's Guardian: It is a bus station, nothing more, nothing less, and its opening in Vauxhall Cross, south London, happened without fanfare. And yet, architecturally, it is a trumpet blast: an extraordinary structure that is striking, clear and unmissable
Architecture
Hop Exchange is architectural "wonder"
Rowan Moore - director of the soon-to-be-Southwark-Street-based Architecture Foundation - praises the Hop Exchange in The Guardian's Wonders and Blunders feature today.
