All Building Design articles in 03 February 2017
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NewsHalf of junior architects looking to swap jobs in 2017
Recruitment survey finds staff with less than two years experience likely to move within twelve months for career progression
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NewsEPR unwraps Tower Bridge school converted into luxury hotel
India’s largest private hotelier opens first UK hotel
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NewsHKR unveils latest Dublin office scheme
Practice seeks planning for block near Trinity College on back of Facebook and Microsoft work
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FeaturesAYA 2017 shortlists: Individual House Architect of the Year
We continue our series celebrating BD’s Architect of the Year finalists, looking at the individual house shortlist
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NewsChinese piling into UK property market, research finds
Arcadis says enquiries from investors in China up a third in last three months of 2016
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NewsFoster's showcases Mecca hotel proposals
Practice says luxury development inspired by traditional Arab architecture
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NewsCalatrava's £1bn Greenwich scheme unveiled
Developer Knight Dragon could start work as early as this year
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NewsBrazilian architect picks up Royal Gold Medal
Paulo Mendes da Rocha received award at ceremony last night
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Opinion
Is a London housing expo a good idea?
Can engaging the public with quality housing design reduce opposition to new development, asks Thomas Lane
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NewsHeritage group fumes over plan to demolish Liverpool warehouse...
Victorian Society says 19 th century building is being sacrificed for car parking
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OpinionAmerica needs your architectural expertise
Despite Trump’s protectionism there will still be opportunities for British architects in the US, argues Andrew Whalley
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NewsADP becomes employee-owned business
John Lewis-like move will see employee director on management board
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NewsSpring start for Scott Brownrigg's Celtic Manor convention centre
Work on £84m Newport complex to finish in 2019
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NewsIncoming RIBA president wants London housing expo
Ben Derbyshire argues 2,000-site demonstration of “what good looks like” would boost attitudes to new development
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Building StudyBibliothèque Alexis de Tocqueville, Caen by OMA
With its regular glazed facades and cruciform shape, the northern French city’s new library is surprisingly understated for an OMA project. But as you would expect from the Dutch practice, there are some clever architectural manoeuvres at play – as Ike Ijeh finds out
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NewsABK founder Richard Burton dies
Sector pays tribute to “brilliant eccentric” Modernist architect
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NewsFCB lodges new proposals for Southbank Centre's Undercroft
Latest vision increases space for skateboarders after failed commercial redevelopment bid