All Building Design articles in 04 August 2017
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NewsStride Treglown bags gold medal for Welsh 'super school'
Practice’s Cardiff office wins accolade for £40m Port Talbot building
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OpinionArchitects on the silver screen don’t do themselves or the profession any favours
It’s no surprise that fictional portrayals of architects are so stereotypical when documentaries reinforce exactly the same myths, says Mark Middleton
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NewsQuirky buildings listed to mark 70 years of heritage protection
Buildings given grade II listing include a cabbies shelter and earth sheltered home
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NewsBroadway Malyan block celebrates ‘spirit of Milton Keynes’
Practice says £7.6m office building contributes to ‘quality and legibility’ of its modernist new-town surroundings
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NewsSimpsonHaugh Manchester tower in for planning
Thirty-storey student block would replace music venue and neighbouring industrial building
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FeaturesDon't get caught out by the new pension rules
Architect firms risk huge fines for failing to enroll their staff onto a pension scheme
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NewsBooming overseas market hikes Grimshaw profit
Australia and Rest of World markets now account for two thirds of work
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NewsFrank Whittle lands role on Feilden Fowles cathedral scheme
Work on Carlisle job to start early next year
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NewsMore buildings fail new cladding test
New a test combination of ACM outer panel and non combustible insulation
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NewsSouthwark Tube architect backs listing appeal
Architect offers to come out of retirement to design sympathetic over-station scheme
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FeaturesCarbuncle Cup: Tara Theatre, London by Aedas
Is shoehorning a 100 seat theatre into a corner shop a brilliant piece of miniaturisation or a case of trying to squeeze a quart into a pint pot?
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NewsGo-ahead for Mikhail Riches' Hackney Wick scheme
Mixed-use development will deliver 39 new homes and new commercial space
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NewsNew chair for higher-education design body
Penoyre Prasad partner and Plymouth University director serve as deputies
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NewsRHP showcases Hampshire water-sports centre
Breeam ‘excellent’ visitor centre includes new changing rooms, conference facilities and council office
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NewsBrexit vote doesn't dampen EU architects’ appetite for UK work
Architects Registration Board annual report records increase in applications to practice from EU citizens
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NewsHarrow wheels out big names for new design review panel
Charles Holland, Mary Duggan, David Mikhail, Je Ahn, Eleanor Fawcett, Richard Lavington, Richard Cottrell, and Neil Deely among those signing up for 50-strong team to boost borough building
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Broadway Malyan to design €100m wine attraction
Drinks giant lines firm up for World of Wine development in Portugal
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