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Ellen van Loon leaves OMA
Longstanding OMA partner Ellen van Loon has left the Rotterdam-based practice after more than 25 years
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News stories about and completed buildings by OMA, led by Rem Koolhaas
Jo Cowen to redesign OMA’s Greenwich Morden Wharf tower plans
Jo Cowen Architects has been brought in to rework OMA’s approved plans for 1,500 homes in a cluster of towers close to the O2 Arena on the Greenwich Peninsula
OMA’s delayed and overbudget Manchester Factory officially opens
OMA’s landmark Factory arts centre in Manchester – the practice’s first major UK public building – has finally opened, years late and costing double its original budget
OMA’s Manchester Factory price tag doubles to £241m
OMA’s Factory arts centre in Manchester is set to cost more than double its original price tag after further cash was pledged towards the now £241.7 million project
OMA’s Manchester Factory arts centre running £100m over budget
The Factory arts centre in Manchester, designed by Dutch architect OMA, is set to cost around £100 million more than originally expected, according to official documents
OMA’s Taipei Performing Arts Centre ready to open later this year
The three-auditorium arts centre, heralded as Asia’s most important cultural development of 2022, is complete and will officially open on 7 August
54 RIBA National Award winners revealed
No buildings in Yorkshire, the East Midlands or Northern Ireland have been named among the 54 winners of the RIBA’s 2021 national awards
OMA wins approval for new tower cluster in Greenwich
OMA has won planning approval for 1,500 homes in a new cluster of towers close to the O2 Arena on the Greenwich Peninsula
Ryder brought in to help on OMA’s Factory as costs rise and programme slips
Manchester City Council has appointed Ryder Architecture to bolster the design team delivering OMA’s ambitious but troubled The Factory project
Influences: Ewa Effiom and Rem Koolhaas’s ‘S, M, L, XL’
Ewa Effiom on the information overload of one of architectural publishing's modern classics