All Building Design articles in 5 June 2015
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NewsCharles lobbied ministers over eco town design
Prince’s foundation was promised role in design competition
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ReviewReview: Architecture gallery, RA Summer Exhibition
Ian Ritchie’s curation explores the relationship between buildings and their evolving landscapes, finds Paul McGrath
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NewsDevelopers eye Madin tower demolition next month
Plans to replace 1976 Birmingham landmark submitted this week
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NewsGarden Bridge opponents celebrate 'double whammy'
Trust agrees to underwrite bridge’s £3.5m annual running costs - as South Bank land is designated community asset
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NewsHarper Downie works on Barbican's 'fourth tower'
Conran Partners designs interiors for ‘American Psycho’ housebuilder
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OpinionUsing art to breathe communities into life
Assemble’s Turner Prize nomination is recognition of the role public art and storytelling are increasingly playing in placemaking, says Fabienne Nicholas
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NewsRIBA launches diversity project
Catalogue of online interviews aims to challenge architectural stereotypes
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NewsListing 'saves' Kate Macintosh sheltered housing
Architect’s ‘masterpiece’ protected following HE advice and high-profile campaign
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NewsMasking tape blamed for glass failure at AHMM office block
Developer’s investigation says tape behind falling pane riddle
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OpinionDon’t scrap the Palace of Westminster
The idea that we should build a new, literally transparent parliament is simplistic and learns nothing from recent history, says Hank Dittmar
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NewsHowells' plans for English National Ballet unveiled
Scheme is second phase of London City Island scheme
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NewsManchester unveils £1 billion airport expansion
Decade long programme set to ‘transform’ Manchester Airport
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NewsArchitecture 00 and Studio Weave announce merger
Award-winning practices say move is based on staff friendships
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NewsInternational competition launched for Qatar art gallery
Waterside flour mill will be converted into cultural centre after three-stage contest