All Building Design articles in 24 April 2015
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News
RIBA survey shows workloads ‘bouncing back’
Pre-election question mark still hangs over public-sector work
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Opinion
Don’t let heritage become a victim of our economic recovery
Reintroducing enterprise zones has inadvertently put heritage buildings within them at risk of demolition, warns Justin Birch
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News
British Land demands apology over 'Nazi' slur
Developer issues angry statement after Dan Cruickshank’s outburst
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News
Nouvel loses legal case over his Paris concert hall
Architect went to court to airbrush himself out of building he designed
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News
Maggie Mullan Architects blossoms with wildflower win
Masterplan project replaces mothballed Ian Simpson scheme
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News
Foster Wilson Architects completes Hoxton Hall restoration
Original features reinstated at East End venue
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News
Huge Silvertown Quays work gets planning
AHMM, Stanton Williams and others all working on masterplan
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News
Dan Cruickshank blasts developer on AHMM scheme
TV presenter threatens sit-in and includes ‘shocking’ Historic England in attack
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Review
Book Club Review: 21 Things You Won't Learn in Architecture School
Students would learn a thing or two reading this book, says Vinesh Pomal
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News
TateHindle sent back to drawing board with Holden landmark
Westminster ‘fires shot across bows’ of office-to-resi developers
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News
Guggenheim shortlist unveil final designs
Plans go on public display as museum praises entries of 15 others
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News
Save criticises Historic England after Hall McKnight scheme approved
Westminster council approves demolition of Strand terrace
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News
Tate Harmer wins planning for Brunel ventilation shaft
Cantilevered staircase will make subterranean music venue more accessible
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Features
Philip Dowson: The thinking hand and the discerning eye
The memorial service for the Arup Associates founder was a celebration of a supremely modest man, writes Robert Kerr
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Technical
Mansfield College East Range building, by Rick Mather Architects
This modest two-storey building involves a high level of technical complexity to work round a grade II* listed building and a tricky site in the centre of Oxford