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RSHP reveals proposals for £32m Bayeux Tapestry Museum overhaul
RSHP has revealed the first images of its proposed overhaul of the Bayeux Tapestry Museum in northern France
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News stories about and completed buildings by RSHP
Top names vie for major LSE project
The London School of Economics (LSE) has named the six teams competing for the redevelopment of its Bankside House hall of residence
RSHP wins contest to reimagine key Paris La Défense site
RSHP has won a competition to transform a 1.5ha site at the edge of La Défense, west of Paris, into a ‘low-carbon’ neighbourhood with new pedestrian and cycling connections
RSHP wins appeal to overturn South Kensington tube refusal
RSHP's rejected plans for a mixed-use development around South Kensington tube station have been approved on appeal
Listing for post-war house designed by unsung Team 4 founder
A 1970s house in north London, by ‘fearless, uncompromising’ but unsung Modernist architect Georgie Wolton has been Grade II listed
RSHP revealed as architect behind plans for City’s fifth tallest skyscraper
The AJ can reveal that RSHP is behind plans for a 54-storey skyscraper to replace a 1970s-built block in the shadow of Tower 42, in the City of London
RSHP’s profits and turnover fall
RSHP has reported decreases in both its annual pre-tax profits and turnover, but the size of its workforce has swelled by more than 10 per cent
‘Sophisticated’ extension of 17th-century cottage named Welsh building of the year
An extension to a traditional stone cottage in the Brecon Beacons (Bannau Brycheiniog) National Park by Nidus Architects has been named Wales’s building of the year
RSHP wins contest to overhaul Bayeux Tapestry Museum
RSHP has been announced winner of a competition to redesign the Bayeux Tapestry Museum in northern France
Richard Rogers’ Channel 4 headquarters handed Grade II listing
Richard Rogers’ 29-year-old Channel 4 headquarters in Horseferry Road, central London, has been given a Grade II listing