All Building Design articles in 16 October 2015
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NewsGetting low-cost housing on Stirling shortlist was the real triumph, says McLaughlin
Architect calls on government to support housing associations
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TechnicalHere East, Hackney Wick, by Hawkins Brown
The former media hub of the London 2012 Olympic Games is presently the focus of a £100m redevelopment and soon to be a creative hub – in what its developers hope is the start of a wider regeneration in the east London region
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NewsPaul Monaghan on Stirling win: 'The stars aligned'
Architect laments fact Burntwood School could not be built today
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NewsAHMM wins Stirling Prize
Fourth time lucky for Allford Hall Monaghan Morris with surprise winner Burntwood School
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NewsMinister upgrades Balfron listing to grade II*
DCMS followed Historic England advice for each part of Goldfinger’s East End estate
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OpinionBurntwood School Stirling Prize win an underwhelming choice
This year’s Stirling Prize proved an unusual choice, but could it be a political one too, asks Ike Ijeh
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NewsNiall McLaughlin wins Stephen Lawrence Prize
Shortlist included Flanagan Lawrence, Liddicoat and Goldhill and Prewett Bizley Architects
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NewsNational Theatre wins Client of the Year
Shortlist also featured Countryside Properties and Prince’s Regeneration Trust
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NewsHall McKnight only Brit on US university shortlist
$60m competition judges include David Adjaye
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NewsTesco sells 14 sites for housing in £250m deal
Development sites bought by investment manager from Spenhill subsidiary
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NewsBalfron Tower listing bid on minister’s desk
‘Wholesale changes’ criticised by Twentieth Century Society
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OpinionThe Housing Bill simply doesn’t add up
The new laws will only help people who can already afford to help themselves and does nothing to address the real problems, argues Julia Park
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NewsLegal challenge to BDP rail scheme thrown out
Top judge throws out bid by engineer Mark Whitby to re-route link
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