All Civic articles
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NewsJan Kattein hired to spice up Drummond Street
Architect seeks festival-like future for Indian food district blighted by HS2
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Chipperfield’s Lyon scheme gets ‘feu vert’
Architect gets go-ahead for final blocks of Confluence scheme, masterplanned with Herzog de Meuron
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Building Studies
Delvendahl Martin’s inspiration: Katsura Imperial Villa, Kyoto
Nikolai Delvendahl and Eric Martin explain how the modernist view of the imperial palace misses all the emotion
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Historic England reveals 2019 Heritage at Risk Register
Christopher Wren’s second-tallest church is ’saved’ but south-London RIBA Gold Medal-winner joins the imperilled
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Brum fails to block controversial Rep facelift
Councillors reject officers’ bid to refuse ‘disruptive’ Apec Architects plans
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Feilden Clegg Bradley lands V&A gallery gig
Raphael Court refresh will mark 500 years since Renaissance artist’s death
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Building Studies
Angela Brady’s inspiration: Aarhus town hall, Denmark
The former RIBA president first went to Denmark as a student to study co-housing but fell in love with this gesamtkunstwerk
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Hassell brings life on Mars to west London
Design Museum exhibition will showcase habitats created for Red Planet living
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AHR gets planning grist for Somerset mill
Former lace mill site in Chard will house new-build leisure centre and library
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DSR, 6a and Chris Hildrey vie for award
UN-sponsored Syria project by Ghassan Jansiz also in running for Beazley design gong
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Architect’s joy as Javid commits extra cash for D-Day memorial
Spending review contains ‘up to £7m’ for Liam O’Connor project in Normandy
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Borough claims record in pub-listing spree
Tower Hamlets gives 37 boozers locally listed status to ward off redevelopment
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ZHA completes Hamburg flood project
River promenade scheme tops off updated flood-protection scheme
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Bryden Wood touts ‘prison of the future’ design
Practice says £240m Northants facility is biggest redesign of prisons since Victorian era
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Tintagel footbridge opening delayed by bad weather
In pictures: Shard architect William Matthews’ dramatic Cornish crossing
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Building Studies
Building Study: Tintagel Bridge, Cornwall, by William Matthews Associates
The two halves of the severed castle have been reconnected by thrusting cantilevers that don’t quite meet. Ike Ijeh asks if Merlin was involved
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Jenrick speaks up for Adjaye’s controversial Holocaust memorial
New secretary of state endorses faith leaders’ support for Westminster scheme
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Gensler proposes temporary chapel beside Notre-Dame
Architect responded to call from French authorities
