All Housing articles – Page 97
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NewsGrid's Swiss Cottage tower wins planning appeal
Decision comes 18 months after it was thrown out
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NewsMurray is wrong on tall towers, says Historic England boss
Duncan Wilson insists developments need to be smaller and denser
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NewsMore tall towers 'inevitable,' warns NLA boss
Think tank chairman says public will get ‘shorter and fatter’ buildings if they keep objecting to height
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NewsDavid Chipperfield's Emin house heads for appeal
Tracey Emin and architect push for two-day planning inquiry
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NewsRogers Stirk Harbour ready to roll out thousands of flatpack homes
Son of Y:Cube could provide as many as new 7,500 homes a year
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NewsHeritage group blasts Goodsyard developers
Spitalfields Society says scheme ‘the most poorly conceived’ it’s ever looked at
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NewsPerkins & Will flats set for Shakespeare theatre site
Galliard unveils new images of £750m east London scheme
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NewsFraser Brown MacKenna gets OK for Coventry student village
Scheme will include three mid-rise towers
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OpinionNo room for sheltered housing in the new look East London
Gillian Darley says Sainsbury’s proposed Whitechapel development which towers over a grade I listed almshouse is a metaphor for the loss of East London’s traditional urban fabric
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NewsStirling Prize winner added to Robin Hood Gardens team
Haworth Tompkins named joined architect for second phase of work
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NewsSellar admits 'some justification' in Renzo tower opposition
Man behind 72-storey Paddington Pole concedes opponents had a point
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FeaturesAYA shortlists: Individual House Architect of the Year
We continue our series celebrating BD’s Architect of the Year finalists, looking at the individual house shortlist
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NewsSainsbury's in Historic England's firing line over Whitechapel tower
Heritage group says scheme by Unit Architects should be called in if approved
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NewsOpponents hail decision to pull Renzo tower
Developer agrees to revise plans for west London scheme
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NewsKerslake: Even housebuilders doubt government’s housing commitment
Housing Planning Bill attacked by Lords