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University projects pipeline in jeopardy as finance fears mount
English universities are slowing down their proposed building pipelines as they grapple with increasingly strained finances, early planning data shows
Hopkins Architects
News stories about and completed buildings by Hopkins Architects
Hopkins completes School of Data Science in Virginia
Hopkins Architects’ new building at the University of Virginia, designed in association with VMDO, incorporates a portico and brick elevations designed to reference the campus’s Thomas Jefferson-designed Rotunda
Hopkins’ turnover up by a third as overseas work booms
Hopkins has reported a 30 per cent hike in turnover on the back of increasing international workloads – but income from UK jobs continues to drop
Architects Patty Hopkins and Audley English recognised in New Year Honours
Architects Patty Hopkins and Audley English have been made OBE and MBE respectively in King Charles’ New Year Honours 2024
Hopkins’ leaky Portcullis House atrium ‘needs complete overhaul’
Hopkins’ Portcullis House next to the Palace of Westminster requires a ‘complete overhaul’ of its roof and glass atrium, a leaked Parliamentary report by Purcell has revealed
Report to outline upgrades needed for Hopkins’ leaky Portcullis House atrium
Parliament is set to outline the upgrades needed to Hopkins’ Portcullis House later this month following a series of breakages and leaks in its main atrium
Government leak: Hopkins’ Portcullis House atrium roof panel fails
Hopkins’ Portcullis House, which provides offices for MPs and their staff, has again been at the centre of a government leak after its glass roof let in a torrent of water
Obituary: Michael Hopkins gave contemporary expression to the establishment
Michael Hopkins, who has died at the age of 88, developed a very English type of High-Tech and was clasped to the bosom of the British Establishment, writes Catherine Slessor
High-Tech pioneer Michael Hopkins dies aged 88
Michael Hopkins, described as having changed the course of architecture in the UK, has died aged 88
Hopkins’ Inland Revenue Centre listed as Nottingham Uni reuse plans emerge
The University of Nottingham has said the Grade II listing of Michael Hopkins & Partners' 1994 Inland Revenue Centre will not ‘materially alter’ its plans to reuse the former tax office site