All Building Design articles in 18 November 2011
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NewsAbu Dhabi client pays Austin-Smith Lord £2.4 million
But payment is not enough to halt insolvency process
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MultimediaVideo: Inside Dixon Jones' Quadrant 3 project
Jeremy Dixon explains more about the design decisions on the practice’s Regents Palace Hotel revamp
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NewsGovernment invites RIBA to discuss housing design
Meeting with ministers will look at how the public accesses design advice
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NewsArb reprimands architect for serious professional incompetence
Kulbir Chada found guilty by professional conduct committee
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FeaturesArchitects' desks: Richard Jobson, director at Design Engine
BD takes a look at the workspaces of architects
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NewsCZWG and Holder Mathias win permission for Barnsley town centre scheme
Councillors swayed by “oriental kasbah” proposals
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NewsAmerican practices face financial rollercoaster
US billings bounce back but market remains unstable
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NewsPRP’s Lodge Hill masterplan submitted in Kent
Land Securities and MOD joint venture to develop 280ha site in Medway
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NewsRichards Partington wins planning for 630-home development in Howden
New estate will increase number of housesholds in Yorkshire town by 33%
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MultimediaVideo: The Architect of the Year Awards
Over 400 architects descended on The Brewery in London for the Architect of the Year awards 2011
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MultimediaInside Moxon's Yaya exhibition
3D scan recreates guided tour of Architecture Foundation exhibition
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NewsOlympic Park legacy designs unveiled
Make Architects and Heneghan Peng shortlisted in South Park competition
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NewsGovernment to help build 16,000 new homes
Housing strategy includes £400 million stimulus package
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NewsSainsbury’s considers prefab high street stores
Sainsbury’s is secretly exploring the feasibility of building prefabricated high-street stores, BD has learnt.
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NewsSkanska chooses six architects for UK housing projects
Proctor & Matthew, Feilden Clegg Bradley and CF Moller to work with Scandinavian contractor
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AnalysisNew build or refurb? Offices see rise of recycling
A new type of radical refurbishment, with both economic and sustainable credentials, is the future of office development
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NewsMott Macdonald plans Guilin scheme
Mott MacDonald has been commissioned to design a 145,000sq m mixed-use development in Guilin, Guangxi Province, China.