Tweet Arup Visit website Submitted ArticlesRelated ArticlesProjects 59 foundArup report encourages the use of timber to help tackle climate change19/03/2019Arup today (19th March) launches its ‘Rethinking Timber Report’ aimed at accelerating the construction industry’s response to reducing global emissions and achieving net zero carbon buildings by [...]Arup backs cities to help reach their climate change targets12/02/2019Arup has announced a renewal of its partnership with C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group (C40) to affect meaningful, measurable and sustainable action on climate change. Led by its [...]Arup and the Bernard van Leer Foundation partner to develop the first guide of its kind to help improve the lives of young children in vulnerable urban environments11/02/2019Arup and the Bernard van Leer Foundation today announce a new partnership, which will combine their design and planning expertise, with their knowledge of early childhood development, to help [...]New Arup report imagines the Campus of the Future03/07/2018A new Arup report calls for a rethink of the design and operation of higher education facilities to prepare for a new era of learning, [...]Arup team grows by a third to manage demand for services14/06/2018Arup, the leading engineering and design consultancy, has expanded its office space in Nottingham by 30% to make room for a rapidly growing team working on [...]Amsterdam’s robot printed bridge wins European innovation prize06/06/2018Amsterdam’s robot printed steel bridge has been awarded the European Commission’s prestigious STARTS Prize 2018, which champions innovative projects at the interface of science, technology and art. STARTS [...]Industrial revolution07/05/2018Ed Shearer from Arup reports on how a residential project has transformed Victorian gasholders in London to provide surprising luxury while embracing heritage The Victorian [...]Will brick facades slip up?24/04/2018Arup’s Alexis Harrison says that while the bricks sector has responded to increased demand from architects seeking to use the material in highly crafted exteriors, [...]Plans for Europe’s first 3D printed concrete house unveiled by Arup and CLS Architects21/03/2018Arup and CLS Architects have shared plans to showcase Europe’s first 3D printed one-bedroom house at Milan’s design festival, Salone del Mobile next month. 3D Housing [...]Arid cities must rethink planning and design to remain viable, says new Arup report20/03/2018Arup is calling on arid cities to move on from a 1950s paradigm of city planning and design, or face becoming increasingly less habitable as [...]Large-scale photographs by Edward Burtynsky tell a range of water stories from around the world01/03/2018A selection of photographs by prize-winning Canadian artist Edward Burtynsky has been brought together for a new exhibition by Phase 2 at Arup’s gallery space, [...]Five cities selected to develop global water resilience framework31/01/2018Cities from five continents have been selected to contribute to the development of a global framework for water resilience. The City Water Resilience Framework (CWRF), [...]Green light for £42m Humber flood scheme02/01/2018Funding has been secured for a £42 million upgrade to the tidal flood defence scheme in the Humber Estuary – improving flood protection to 113,000 [...]Arup structural engineer announced as Master of Royal Designers28/11/2017The Royal Society of Arts (RSA) has announced Tristram Carfrae as incoming Master of the Faculty of Royal Designers for Industry, taking over from fashion [...]Arup announces role on Oman Botanic Garden, the largest botanic garden in the world17/11/2017 The breathtaking Oman Botanic Garden will be revealed to the world today by Arup, Grimshaw and Haley Sharpe Design (hsd), who have collaboratively delivered the [...]Organic waste could provide the building materials of the future, Arup report shows12/10/2017Cities could tackle the global problem of rising levels of waste and depleted resources by using organic waste, such as bananas, potatoes and maize as [...]Arup becomes first engineering consultancy firm to achieve national equality standard21/09/2017Arup has become the first engineering consultancy firm to receive certification from the National Equality Standard (NES). The NES is independently assessed by EY and [...]Personalised experiences, neighbourhood ‘live sites’ and off-the-shelf venues will help create more inclusive, cost-effective Olympic Games predicts Arup13/09/2017Immersive ‘live sites’ where spectators can get closer to the action and flexible, temporary venues are the key to delivering more efficient and engaging sporting [...]Masterplan for new Singapore business district unveiled31/08/2017The masterplan for Singapore’s next central business district developed by a team including Arup, KCAP, SAA Architects, S333 and Lekker has been unveiled in a [...]How can we protect communities from devastating floods while remaining connected to coasts, rivers and waterways?07/08/2017Flooding is devastating. It destroys properties and can have a lasting impact on lives. Despite this risk, the majority of people enjoy being close to [...]New pedestrian bridge unveiled, connecting Granary Square and King’s Cross neighbourhoods to Somers Town and Camley Street Natural Park26/07/2017Moxon Architects, working with engineers Arup, have unveiled the new pedestrian bridge for the King’s Cross Central Limited Partnership (KCCLP). The bridge spans the Regent’s [...]Arup engineers V&A Exhibition Road Quarter29/06/2017Arup has led an innovative and complex engineering project for the V&A Exhibition Road Quarter, providing The Blavatnik Hall, a new entrance into the V&A; [...]Marylebone Cricket Club opens Arup-engineered Warner Stand04/05/2017Arup has collaborated with architects Populous and BAM to redevelop the Warner Stand at the world-famous Lord’s Cricket Ground, delivering innovative engineering solutions. Working with [...]Arup reveals its vision for the digital property revolution16/03/20173D printed and IoT powered workspaces, virtual and augmented reality modelling, and advanced sensor technology to shape the future of property development. A new report [...]Durham University unveils the Ogden Centre for Fundamental Physics10/03/2017Durham University has opened its new £11.5 million Ogden Centre for Fundamental Physics designed by Studio Libeskind (New York). Durham University is one of the [...]Greening the envelope14/02/2017Senior landscape architect at Arup, Sally Armour discusses weaving health and resilience into our cities through green building envelopes. Increasingly, the human population is becoming [...]Arup installs 75 metre long wind turbine blade in UK city centre11/01/2017An art installation made from a 75 metre rotor blade has been successfully installed by Arup engineers in the centre of Hull as part of [...]Living walls’ can play significant role in tackling toxic air hot spots in cities – Arup study shows04/10/2016Cities are being encouraged to ‘turn green’ to help tackle rising toxic air hot spots. A study by global engineering and consultancy firm Arup, shows [...]Arup urges adoption of green facades to tackle pollution13/09/2016A global engineering consultancy is urging the design and build sector to embrace green infrastructure in order to reduce air and noise pollution. The consultancy [...]Leading biomedical research facility completes15/08/2016One of the largest research facilities in Europe has been completed in London. The 980,000 ft² Francis Crick Institute will house 1,250 scientists who will be [...]Calming the commute – Nille Juul-Sorenson from Arup03/08/2016Nille Juul-Sorenson from Arup looks at how intelligent railway station design can help to make commuters’ lives easier. A recent European survey conducted by Ford [...]Arup exhibition celebrates innovative use of concrete15/07/2016Arup has launched Concrete Inspirations, an exhibition to celebrate the use of reinforced concrete in architecture, art and engineering. It focuses on the two of [...]Hong Kong International Airport Midfield Concourse fully operational after five years of design and construction04/04/2016After more than five years of design and construction, the Midfield Concourse at the Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) is in full operation. Located to the [...]City North – a case study on innovative ways of cooling buildings24/07/2015Roger Olsen, Associate Director & Farrah Hassan-Hardwick, Business Development Leader, Building Engineering, Arup Recent extreme hot weather experienced in the UK may start to occur more [...]Arup report anticipates the future of manufacturing15/06/2015Human-robot collaboration, self-cleaning and self-healing materials, and mass customisation and 3D printing herald a new ‘golden age’ of production. Today Arup, the global engineering and [...]Arup becomes latest tenant at 1 West Regent Street10/04/2015One of the world’s largest professional services firms, Arup Group Limited, has been confirmed as the latest office occupier of 1 West Regent Street, a [...]Arup announces the opening of Derby Arena20/03/2015Derby Arena, the city’s first multi-sport stadium and velodrome, opens today. The Arena houses the first new-build velodrome constructed in England since the 2012 Olympics, [...]Arup appointed lead advisor for Tokyo 2020 Olympics07/10/2014Arup, the global designers, engineers, planners and consultants will provide advice for the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and the Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic and [...]Nordhavnen development officially opens05/09/2014The first part of the largest urban development project in Northern Europe officially opened last Sunday in Copenhagen. The Nordhavnen masterplan was designed to transform [...]‘Building Brighter Futures’ exhibition opens06/08/2014A new exhibition showcasing the development of sustainable kindergarten schools in Ghana will soon be on display at Arup’s offices on 8 Fitzroy Street, London. [...]The Leadenhall Building reaches practical completion25/07/2014British Land and Oxford Properties have announced practical completion of The Leadenhall Building, a stunning new addition to the London skyline demonstrating state of the [...]British Museum Unveils World Conservation and Exhibition Centre14/07/2014Following the successful launch of the new Sainsbury Exhibitions Gallery in March with a major exhibition on the Vikings, the British Museum today unveils the [...]Olympic Engineer Tristram Carfrae presented with Gold Medal24/06/2014Tristram Carfrae, Fellow at engineering and design consultancy, Arup, has been presented with the prestigious Gold Medal award by The Institution of Structural Engineers. The [...]Mauritshuis to be reopened by Dutch king23/06/2014The Mauritshuis is a 17th century city palace in The Hague, exhibiting the very best Dutch paintings of the Golden Age, like 'The Girl with [...]Construction steelwork makes its 3D printing premiere09/06/2014Using the latest 3D printing techniques, or more accurately, ‘additive manufacturing’ – the Arup team has produced a design method for critical structural steel elements [...]Arup celebrates the opening of Balls installation at its London office03/06/2014A new installation called ‘Balls’ has opened in Arup’s London office which reflects how people interact with the building. The installation was created by Alma-nac [...]Eurostadium design submitted in UEFA bid30/04/2014On April 23, the Belgian Football Association, together with the city of Brussels and the Brussels Capital Region, delivered their candidacy for the Euro2020 football [...]Glasgow School of Art's Reid Building officially opens10/04/2014The latest addition to the Glasgow School of Art (GSA) campus, a stunning new £50 million purpose-built academic facility has officially opened today. The Reid [...]Arup's vision for future cities in light of climate change, urban populations and flooding01/04/2014A new report by design and engineering consultancy Arup envisages the cities of the future as integrated networks of intelligent green spaces, designed to improve [...]Chilean architect Smiljan Radic to design Serpentine Galleries Pavilion 201412/03/2014The Serpentine has commissioned Chilean architect Smiljan Radic to design the Serpentine Galleries Pavilion 2014. Radic is the fourteenth architect to accept the invitation to [...]Arup resilience pushes the firm past £1 billion25/11/2013Arup, the global design engineering firm, saw its turnover pass the £1 billion mark for the first time as the firm released its results for [...]Arup Foresight + Research + Innovation launches future-gazing report: Museums in the Digital Age06/11/2013Arup Foresight + Research + Innovation has launched a report ‘Museums in the Digital Age’ which envisages a dynamic future for museums. Moving beyond static [...]Arup to develop 2050 vision for sustainable transport in Guildford16/10/2013Arup has been appointed by Guildford Borough Council to develop a long term movement strategy to 2050 for the town of Guildford. Arup’s Transport Planning [...]Arup celebrated success at the BCI Awards with two major wins11/10/2013Arup along with the ODA, Atkins, Aecom and BAM Nuttall won the Judges’ Special Award with the Olympic Park project, which provided the lifeblood for [...]Arup appointed to design Warsaw Chopin Airport City06/10/2013Arup has been appointed to develop a new 13.27ha city next to Warsaw Chopin Airport, one of the largest and most modern airports in Central [...]King’s Cross Square is unveiled to the public27/09/2013London’s newest public realm, King’s Cross Square, is the final phase of Network Rail’s £550million redevelopment of King’s Cross Station and has opened on 26th [...]A-class office for Telecoms HQ opens in Warsaw25/09/2013Warsaw’s new office complex for Miasteczko Grupy Orange, Poland’s largest telecommunications company, was officially opened. Arup worked with architect Stanisław Fiszer on the development of [...]Z?ota 44: Less than 6 months to go11/07/2013Z?ota 44 is due to be opened in less six months and will become Europe´s second tallest building once completed. Arup is working to ensure [...]Arup supports ALA win Helsinki Central Library competition21/06/2013The 16,000m² library building will consist almost entirely of public spaces and will serve as the new focal point for the city and Finland’s impressive [...] 111 foundA new hope17/09/2019A pioneering cancer treatment centre in Manchester saw international architects HKS harnessing high-tech methods for attacking tumours using proton beams, while providing a human-centred facility. [...]A vital force26/02/2019Steven Holl Architects’ Maggie’s Cancer Centre at London’s oldest hospital is wrapped in a translucent facade, which takes historic musical design cues to enliven its [...]Where past and future meet18/02/2019Combining old and new in a unique composition created from two dramatically reimagined Victorian roofs, Heatherwick Studio’s Coal Drops Yard retail scheme forms the heart [...]New Henry Royce Institute Tops Out29/11/2018The Henry Royce Institute for Advanced Materials Hub, a new £150m national materials science research centre at the heart of The University of Manchester’s campus, [...]Playing partner20/09/2018When it was commissioned to double the size of an established golf resort with ambitions to host the Ryder Cup, architects ReardonSmith paid sympathetic tribute [...]Edwardian Hotels London unveils new London landmark hotel 'The Londoner'05/09/2018Today (5th September 2018) sees the unveiling of the name of London’s newest landmark. Located on Leicester Square, this ambitious hotel will aptly be called [...]Extracting the maximum from close study02/08/2018James Parker found out how the new extension to the Cambridge Judge Business School provides the space for modern teaching methods by extracting the greatest [...]Outline planning permission granted for new University of Bristol campus16/07/2018Outline planning permission has been granted for the University of Bristol’s new Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus – an important milestone in the long-awaited regeneration of [...]Transparently innovative25/06/2018The Francis Crick Institute is a unique research hub, dedicated to discovering how diseases behave. Larry Malcic of HOK explains to Jack Wooler how the [...]Welcome Pavilion on Albert Dock given green light approval30/05/2018Albert Dock Liverpool receives planning approval on an ambitious new build on the Dock, as its Welcome Pavilion receives the green light from Liverpool City [...]The American Hardwood Export Council and Waugh Thistleton Architects collaborate with ARUP to build landmark pavilion for the London Design Festival24/05/2018Waugh Thistleton Architects, the American Hardwood Export Council (AHEC) and ARUP are collaborating to present ‘MultiPly’, a modular cross-laminated tulipwood pavilion, in the Sackler courtyard [...]G F tomlinson hands over keys for advanced manufacturing building19/12/2017Construction company G F Tomlinson has handed over the keys for Nottingham’s flagship Advanced Manufacturing Building to the University of Nottingham. The 9,000m2 state-of-the art building [...]AHR-designed leisure centre opens to create a new health and fitness hub in Eastleigh08/12/2017AHR has worked in collaboration with Arup and Interserve to create a striking new £28m sustainable leisure centre for Eastleigh Borough Council. Places Leisure Eastleigh [...]Faith Wainwright appointed 2018 President of The Institution of Structural Engineers06/12/2017Faith Wainwright MBE FREng DEng (Hon) FIStructE FICE has been appointed 2018 President of The Institution of Structural Engineers. Faith has a strong track record [...]British Council for Offices announces finalists in ideas competition: Imagining the office of 203516/10/2017The British Council for Offices (BCO) has announced the three finalists in its NextGen ideas competition which was aimed at the next generation of office [...]Dialogue between the elements – V&A Museum of Design, Dundee07/10/2017Scotland’s new museum of design has a fittingly cutting-edge design by Kengo Kuma & Associates which combines bracing modernity with an organic feel, and connects [...]Sky opens up to timber05/10/2017Media behemoth Sky’s marketing tag is ‘believe in better’, so expectations were high for the design of its flagship HQ building. Ray Philpott finds out [...]Designs for UK’s largest GP practice get green light08/05/2017Designs for the UK’s largest GP surgery have been given the go ahead by city planners. CPMG Architects’ design proposals will see the £9 million [...]Materials 2017: what’s inside?14/03/2017Innovators in material specification highlight their influential ideas for the conference Influential individuals and featured speakers scheduled for the Materials 2017 conference have shared their [...]SFE FAÇADE2016 competition winners announced20/12/2016Against a backdrop of a record number of entries from facade practices and partnerships located around the world, the winners of the 2016 Facade competition [...]Sky Central opens in west London13/12/2016A new flagship building for broadcasting giant Sky has opened in Osterley, west London. Sky Central, a three-storey, 37,700 m² structure, will house 3,500 Sky [...]‘Ground-breaking’ manufacturing research facility in Nottingham starts on site16/11/2016A ground-breaking ceremony on 10 November marked the start of work to build a pioneering Advanced Manufacturing Building for the University of Nottingham that will help [...]The Structural Awards 2016: taking structural engineering to new heights15/11/2016The winners of The Structural Awards 2016 were announced on 11th November during a ceremony held at The Brewery in London. The Institution of Structural Engineers [...]Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh attend official opening of the Francis Crick Institute10/11/2016On Wednesday 9 November, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh were welcomed to the Francis Crick Institute to [...]Greeting the future with a Smile02/11/2016A collaboration between the American Hardwood Export Council (AHEC), Alison Brooks Architects, Arup and the London Design Festival has resulted in a landmark urban installation [...]Beneath the streets of Soho - Tottenham Court Road Station, London31/10/2016The new Crossrail station at Tottenham Court Road has platforms almost twice the length of an Underground station plus curvy white cladding that wouldn’t look [...]Physical and mental health of urban dwellers could be significantly improved by rethinking transport design21/10/2016Taking a new approach to designing city streets and other transport infrastructure could make a significant impact on improving public physical and mental health, a [...]Winners in wood design: 45th Annual Wood Awards04/10/2016The winners of the 45th annual Wood Awards will be revealed in November. Ahead of the ceremony, Sarah Johnson exclusively previews the shortlisted projects in [...]Tolworth earmarked for regeneration with new urban strategy team appointment24/08/2016Architects and urban designers We Made That have been appointed to deliver the Tolworth Area Plan, a major place-making strategy and masterplan in the Royal [...]Ropeless elevator can take urban commute to the next level07/06/2016Representatives from Transport for London (TfL), London First, Arup, WSP, thyssenkrupp and Weston Williamson gathered in London today in an exclusive panel debate to discuss [...]Guy’s Cancer Centre construction completed21/04/2016A major milestone in the development of a new £160 million Cancer Centre at Guy’s Hospital has been reached following the completion of construction. The [...]Green light has been given for sustainability jury at WAN Awards24/03/2016A progressive award requires progressive judges. Therefore WAN has assembled a panel of industry leaders to recognise projects that minimise environmental impact and maximise design integrity. This [...]Camden to get a new bridge at King’s Cross21/03/2016Plans for a new bridge in the heart of King’s Cross have been approved by Camden Council. Named Somers Town Bridge, it will open in [...]'Home Economics' to be presented in the British Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale23/02/2016The British Council will present the exhibition Home Economics in the British Pavilion at the 15th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia, which [...]Structura UK provides translucent link to Equinix UK data centres03/02/2016The Equinix UK flagship centre in London Slough now has a new 8,000m² LD6 data warehousing facility. This connects the two sister data centres via hundreds [...]Lend Lease wins £80 million contract with Liverpool John Moores University02/02/2016Lend Lease has signed a contract with Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) for the development of a university building at Copperas Hill. The company was [...]Facade Awards 2015 winners announced, Arup with double scoop14/01/2016The winners of SFE Facades Awards 2015, the second competition of the Society of Facade Engineering, have been announced. The awards were presented during the recent ‘Glass [...]Saving money and cutting carbon emissions04/12/2015One day conference organised by Ashden and Arup with speakers from the National Trust and Marks & Spencer. A new one day conference, taking place [...]3D printing shows its metal15/09/2015Research into 3D printing using metal has produced the world’s first complex steel components and plans to print an entire steel bridge in mid air [...]Plans unveiled for breath-taking Arup designed sky pool in Nine Elms19/08/2015Plans for a breath-taking, suspended swimming pool named ‘Sky Pool’ have been unveiled for Embassy Gardens – the residential heart of London’s newest neighbourhood, Nine [...]Enfield Council announces shortlist for £2 billion project11/08/2015Five world class developers, including an international company, have been shortlisted to the second stage of selecting the master developer for the Meridian Water Development. [...]Atkins’ architecture vision for Vingroup’s tallest landmark building in Vietnam to become a reality03/08/2015Construction has begun on the Atkins-designed Vincom Landmark 81 - a supertall skyscraper located in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Atkins is the lead architect [...]The Best of British Design and Craftsmanship in Wood: Shortlist Announced for The 2015 Wood Awards27/07/2015Buildings Competition Twenty outstanding British buildings have been nominated for The Wood Awards 2015 shortlist, featuring some of the UK’s best architectural designs in wood. [...]Latest designs unveiled for a new Nine Elms to Pimlico bridge21/07/2015Updated proposals for a new pedestrian and cycle bridge across the Thames between Pimlico and Nine Elms have been unveiled today as part of a [...]Glazing system lights up Jaguar Land Rover car plant20/07/2015When the largest automotive employer in the UK made the decision to invest in a new £500 million advanced engine manufacturing facility in the West [...]National accolade for Ryder in Prince of Wales’s charity Business in the Community17/07/2015Ryder Architecture in collaboration with construction partners has scooped a high profile national award which celebrates responsible business champions. Responsible Business Awards – run by [...]Finalists announced for this year's Structural Timber Awards01/07/2015The awards have been submitted and the judges have spoken - it is now time to announce the shortlist for the inaugural Structural Timber Awards! [...]Judging for the Structural Timber Awards Starts Today after a Fantastic Number of Entries16/06/2015Over 160 entries across 14 categories have been submitted to this year's Structural Timber Awards and it looks like it is set to be a [...]One award winning month16/06/2015This month has been one to celebrate for the X-LAM Alliance, with a flurry of awards being presented to many of its latest and most innovative [...]Planning submitted for Phase 3 of Snowhill development in Birmingham20/05/2015Developer Ballymore Properties has applied for detailed planning consent for an £80m office building in central Birmingham, designed by Sidell Gibson Architects. The project, called [...]UK…Get set to take centre stage at the World Architecture Festival 201527/04/2015The World Architecture Festival (WAF) is calling for award entries from architects and related design and development professionals throughout the UK to submit their projects [...]The David Attenborough Building22/04/2015The Arup Building – the brutalist icon designed by Arup Associates for the University of Cambridge – has been given a new name some 40 [...]Young Project Manager triumphs at construction's Young Professionals award20/03/2015Nazma Uddin from east London won the Project Management prize in the prestigious Duke of Gloucester's Young Achievers Scheme on Thursday. The shortlisted candidates joined [...]Shortlist unveiled for Nine Elms to Pimlico bridge competition17/03/2015Wandsworth Council has revealed the four design teams to have made it through to the second stage of the Nine Elms to Pimlico bridge competition. [...]Best in world engineering celebrated at The Structural Awards 201417/11/2014The winners of The Structural Awards 2014 were announced on 14 November, during a ceremony held at the Brewery in London. The Awards, organised each [...]Metal comes to the fore in public-facing projects16/09/2014Steve Menary explores the changing use of metal in major public-facing projects from sports to leisure and retail Most of the sports fans in the [...]Barking’s new model housing18/08/2014The UK’s first wholly private-financed council housing scheme, in the London Borough of Barking & Dagenham, has been designed to exploit the latest off-site manufacturing [...]The Structural Awards 2014: Shortlist celebrates global engineering01/08/2014The shortlist for The Structural Awards 2014 was released today by The Institution of Structural Engineers, celebrating achievement, innovation and excellence in the field of [...]Interserve wins £21.5 million Solent University contract29/07/2014Interserve, the international support services and construction group, has won a £21.5m design and build contract for a new teaching building at Southampton Solent University. [...]Something old and something new21/07/2014The new University of Cumbria is not lacking in character and history – and architects are helping it get the message across, as James Pringle [...]ICC Hong Kong Wins Inaugural CTBUH Performance Award18/07/2014The International Commerce Centre (ICC), a 484-meter office tower in Hong Kong, has won the inaugural Performance Award from the Council on Tall Buildings and [...]Manchester School of Art by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios down to six in the RIBA Stirling Shortlist17/07/2014A major extension to the Manchester School of Art by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios has been selected as one of six projects shortlisted for this [...]BDP wins Copperas Hill competition10/07/2014BDP has won the commission to design the £80 million scheme to remodel the former Royal Mail Centre on Copperas Hill in Liverpool city centre [...]London Festival of Architecture Week 4 Highlights23/06/2014After pointing the spotlight on the housing crisis, the future of the capital's skyline and London's evolving high streets, the final week of London Festival [...]New business school gets underway23/06/2014Work has officially started on the University of Wolverhampton’s new multi-million pound building for business education. The six-storey building will serve the University of Wolverhampton’s [...]CTBUH names best tall buildings for 201423/06/2014Four buildings, from the United States, Australia, the Netherlands and the United Arab Emirates, have been named the best tall buildings in the world for [...]Shortlist of rising talent is announced by the Society of Light and Lighting06/06/2014The Society of Light and Lighting (SLL) is pleased to announce the Young Lighter of the Year 2014 shortlist. The Awards, now in their 20th [...]London Festival of Architecture 2014 at Nine Elms on the South Bank06/06/2014Nine Elms on the South Bank is hosting a series of events throughout June as part of London Festival of Architecture (LFA). The core event [...]CIC 2050 Group Speed Mentoring pilot hailed a brilliant idea and a great success05/06/2014The Construction Industry Council (CIC) 2050 Group’s Speed Mentoring event, hosted at the offices of Gardiner & Theobald, in Central London, last night, was hailed [...]London Festival of Architecture, the UK’s largest annual celebration of architecture returns 1 – 30 June 201430/05/2014London Festival of Architecture (LFA), the annual, city-wide celebration of the capital’s buildings and landmarks, returns for the entire month of June with over 200 [...]New centre aims to design low-carbon buildings for the future30/05/2014A new Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Decarbonisation of the Built Environment at the University of Bath will be launched today (29 May 2014) [...]Solid Wood Success - the future of timber construction28/05/2014As sponsors of Solid Wood Solutions the team at Timber Expo know only too well that sustainability is high on the building agenda - this [...]Making connections28/05/2014A light-filled atrium designed by Ryder Architecture is central to the Scottish Crime Campus’ bespoke facility When the Scottish government commissioned the Scottish Crime Campus, the [...]Village concept at heart of cancer centre27/05/2014Jess Unwin reports on the new £160 million state-of-the-art facility emerging at St Guy’s Hospital in London A place less like a hospital and on [...]The Towers Debate: Headline event at the London Festival of Architecture 201423/05/2014Architects, critics and experts will go head-to-head in this debate about the capital's hottest topic - London's future skyline. The capital's profile is set to [...]GLASSOLUTIONS project at Waverley Steps gives Edinburgh a lift20/05/2014Glass and glazing specialist GLASSOLUTIONS has played a key role in the £9.5m project to upgrade the famous Waverley Steps which form the landmark link [...]Milan plants a new forest in the sky14/05/2014Designed by Boeri Studio and developed by Hines, this vertical forest in the heart of one of the Europe´s most polluted cities will include two [...]Solid Wood Solutions Conference & Exhibition06/05/2014Solid Wood Solutions is a one day conference and exhibition designed to showcase the very best in engineered timber and creating a platform for the [...]Endless Stair becomes Scale Infinite01/05/2014Endless Stair, an intriguing structure of Escher-like interlocking staircases made from American tulipwood cross-laminated timber (CLT) has been reconfigured and is a feature at Interni [...]UNStudio win competiton for the remodelling of the Hanwha HQ in Seoul28/04/2014UNStudio’s design has been selected as the winning entry in the competition for the remodelling of the Hanwha headquarters building in Seoul. The renovation of [...]Green Sky Thinking Week starts today28/04/2014This is your last chance to book your place at an event of Green Sky Thinking Week 2014. Many events are already book out! Book [...]The European Hotel Design Awards 2014 is now open for entries16/04/2014Internationally acclaimed as the leading pan-European competition to focus on excellence in hotel architecture and design, the Awards are organised by Sleeper magazine and attract [...]As the dust settles: How healthy is London's built environment?07/04/2014The sands of the Sahara last week highlighted the unpalatable reality of London’s air quality and unhealthy environment. With the EU penalising London for its [...]Designing For The Third Age: Architecture Redefined for a Generation of 'Active Agers'02/04/2014As people aged sixty-five and older continue to constitute an increasing proportion of the population in most industrialised nations, the design of housing and other [...]Thousands help shape Tottenham’s Future20/03/2014A landmark 20-year vision for the future of Tottenham – shaped by the passionate views of thousands of residents – has been unveiled by Haringey [...]How will the digital revolution affect the urban landscape?17/03/2014Speakers: Sophie Thompson, Associate Director, LDA-Design Alan Thompson, Partner, Hayes Davidson Rick Robinson, Executive Architect, IBM Chair: Paul Lincoln, Landscape Institute Policy and Communications Director [...]Bison’s precast is the smart choice for new City of Glasgow College project10/03/2014Bison Manufacturing has secured a significant order to supply its precast concrete components for the construction of two new campuses at the City of Glasgow [...]Proposal to turn Silvertown Dock into a new type of marina wins Royal Docks Competition06/03/2014Silvertown Docks by Bethany Gale and Sarah Tolley has been announced as the winning design in a competition to find the most imaginative and ‘water-sensitive’ [...]CIBSE announces winners of 2014 Building Performance Awards12/02/2014The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) revealed the winners of its prestigious Building Performance Awards at a ceremony on Tuesday 11th February 2014 [...]Another successful Surface Design Show11/02/2014Surface Design Show 2014 has upheld its position as the leading Show for innovative interior and exterior surfaces among industry professionals. Now in its 11th [...]Surface Design Show starts this week with the unveiling of Arup’s 21st Century Fragments04/02/2014Surface Design Show has unveiled details of ‘21st Century Fragments’; this year’s Future Thinking feature curated by world leading engineers, Arup. The show opens to [...]Countdown to Surface Design Show has begun13/01/2014Surface Design Show, the home of innovative surfaces for architects and interior designers returns to the Business Design Centre, London between 4 and 6 February [...]Landscape Institute launches countrywide lecture series08/01/2014Land is a vital asset in supporting the food, energy, health, welfare and economic needs of society, yet it is coming under increasing pressure. How [...]Glasgow architects have designs on more growth after becoming employee-owned12/12/2013Business transforms from traditional architectural partnership into 40-strong practice owned by its employees. A Glasgow architectural practice whose turnover has risen 30 per cent over [...]New campus voted West Midlands most sustainable04/12/2013Birmingham City University’s new multi-million pound flagship campus has been honoured with the ‘Sustainability Award’ at the recent Insider West Midlands Property Awards, beating competition [...]Dubai wins World Expo 2020 bid with HOK-Led master plan03/12/2013Dubai has been chosen as the site of the 2020 World Expo. HOK led the design team that developed the master plan for the Expo, [...]Revamped Leicester Square wins UK’s most prestigious landscape award21/11/2013Leicester Square City Quarter in London has been named winner of the 2013 Landscape Institute President’s Award. Burns + Nice, the landscape architects behind the [...]Bishop Edward King Chapel takes the Wood Awards 2013 Gold Award20/11/2013Bishop Edward King Chapel by Niall McLaughlin Architects has taken the Gold Award in this year’s Wood Awards 2013 competition - the flagship for wood [...]World engineering celebrated at The Structural Awards 201318/11/2013The winners of The Structural Awards 2013 were announced on 15 November, during a ceremony held at the Brewery in London. The Awards, organised each [...]CIBSE announces shortlist for 2014 Building Performance Awards01/11/2013The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) has revealed the entries which have made the shortlist for its prestigiousBuilding Performance Awards. The winners of [...]World leading building The Crystal achieves the highest standards in sustainability23/10/2013The Crystal – a Sustainable Cities Initiative by Siemens, developed in the Docklands, London – has been awarded both a BREEAM Outstanding and LEED Platinum [...]Milton Court - London’s new performing arts venue - completes25/09/2013Milton Court – a new state-of-the-art facility for London’s Guildhall School of Music & Drama designed by David Walker Architects and RHWL Arts Team – [...]Endless Stair launches in front of Tate Modern23/09/2013Endless Stair, the Landmark Project for this year’s London Design Festival, sited on the lawn in front of the world-renowned Tate Modern, is a fantastic [...]RHWL arts team completes CAST performance venue03/09/2013CAST – a new performance venue for Doncaster designed by RHWL Arts Team for Doncaster Council and Muse Developments – has been completed and is [...]Endless Stair climbs into production phase as project location is moved to Tate Modern, Bankside 09/08/2013The Endless Stair,landmark project for this year’s London Design Festival,will be sited on the lawn in front of the world?renowned Tate Modern. Professor Alex de [...]Retrofit Roadshow line-up includes Saint-Gobain, Arup & Willmott Dixon05/08/2013Exploring the business case for green building retrofits, showcasing pioneering regional projects, debating funding, skills, training and legal issues - the Retrofit Roadshows are not [...]Retrofit Roadshows - Coming to a city near you23/07/2013To achieve the government’s 2050 target of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 80% we need to retrofit 700,000 properties a year - that's 13,000 per [...]Wales coast path wins UK’s premier planning award11/07/2013Running 870 miles around the coast of Wales, from Chepstow in the south to Chester in the north, the Wales Coast Path is the overall [...]Creating buildings that care about us10/07/2013For the first time, building management systems now have the capability to learn and even anticipate their occupants' needs, according to a new Royal Academy [...]AluK sponsers the 'FX and Blueprint Drawing Competition' exhibition 03/07/2013AluK (GB) Ltd, the leading aluminium window, door and curtain walling systems manufacturer, is pleased to announce its sponsorship of the 'FX and Blueprint Magazine [...]CCTV headquarters named the global best office project21/06/2013The new headquarters of China Central Television (CCTV HQ) in Beijing has been named the Best Office Project at the Engineering News-Record (ENR) Global Best [...] 1 found10 New Burlington Street, London ×Contact details 13 Fitzroy St London W1T 4BQ Enquiries london@arup.com
