All Housing articles – Page 99
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NewsStudio Egret West submits plans for west London's tallest building
Flats would tower over elevated M4 - on site of Make’s scrapped ‘Octopus’
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NewsAssael rented homes job starts
Scheme opposite Daily Mail office in Kensington to finish in 2018
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OpinionDoes the government have any idea what it is unleashing on the planning system?
The Housing Planning Bill will make planning worse not better, argues former planning inspector David Vickery
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NewsChinese-backed Manchester scheme gets OK
Architect WCEC Group behind mixed-use Middlewood Locks development
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NewsBill 'a travesty' for social housing, say architects at demo
RIBA urges MPs to back ‘quality’ amendment to Housing Planning Bill
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NewsRogers and Grimshaw in the mix for Islington community scheme
Five teams shortlisted in RIBA competition
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NewsArchitects stage protest against Housing & Planning Bill
Demonstration outside Parliament from 1pm today
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NewsGovernment to directly commission new homes
Scheme to be rolled out to five sites with £1.2 billion Starter Homes Fund also announced
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NewsLSE plans £150m spend on two student resi schemes
University wants 60% of its students living in accommodation it owns and runs
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NewsBoris gives go-ahead to £3.5bn Silvertown Quays
Massive scheme in east London given the green light
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NewsBalfron Tower refurb approved
Studio Egret West and Ab Rogers behind work at Goldfinger’s brutalist landmark
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NewsTo improve Paddington we have to build a tower, says Renzo
Labour councillors add their names to roll call of those worried by architect’s plan
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NewsTwo London clubs win go-ahead for stadiums
Designs by Sheppard Robson, David Morley, Wilson Owens Owens and Broadway Malyan
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NewsArchitects for Social Housing hail 'victory' in Mae regeneration scheme
Group’s rival proposal ‘forced council to rethink total demolition’
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NewsLevitt Bernstein completes housing for a mixed community
Clapton scheme is split between elderly, Jewish community and open market
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ReviewBook Club review: Byker
This partisan book charts the mixed fortunes of Erskine’s seminal housing estate