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Revealed: The 2020 Architect of the Year Awards shortlists
Finalists will fight it out for AYA glory
An action-packed day as Building Design announces AYA and YAYA shortlists
It’s AYA Shortlist Day! We’ll be announcing the finalists throughout the day
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An action-packed day as Building Design announces AYA and YAYA shortlists
It’s AYA Shortlist Day! We’ll be announcing the finalists throughout the day
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108m tall scheme to replace 1960s building and set to include theatre
Monkeys to replace birds at Snowdon Aviary under revised Foster plans
Listed Cedric Price structure to get a major overhaul
Adjaye Associates unveils Cherry Groce memorial
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Failure to cut VAT on refurbishment ‘a missed opportunity’
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RIBA presidential candidates face electorate at online hustings
Conran wins planning for Shoreham homes
Scheme is part of wider £40m revamp for West Sussex town
Architects welcome Sunak’s expected green stimulus
Chancellor’s economic statement today will confirm £3bn for green home upgrades
Building Design to announce AYA and YAYA shortlists in action-packed day
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Grenfell cladding posed no ‘particular issues’ in 2012, inquiry hears
Fire engineer provides first evidence to Grenfell inquiry after three-month covid suspension
Chancellor pledges to build back greener with £3bn fund
Package includes £1bn to make public buildings greener
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Sadiq Khan calls for £5bn London housing bailout
Mayor says money needed to ‘flip’ unsold new homes into affordable housing
Developer asks PLP to work up detailed designs for rejected Westferry flats
Richard Desmond ‘confident scheme will win planning this year’
Carmody Groarke wins consent for its first major City project
Architect will add two storeys to historic Finsbury Circus building
Jenrick approves controversial Notting Hill Gate tower
Housing secretary grants permission to twice-refused 17-storey scheme
RIBA’s new chairman ‘set to quit before he starts’
Nigel Carrington and Portland Place locked in negotiations
Sheppard Robson wins planning for hotel in Lincoln’s historic centre
Five-storey hotel will be built opposite city’s 16th-century Guildhall
Chermayeff’s Bentley Wood listed at second attempt
Architect’s celebrated home tipped him into bankruptcy which triggered move to US
AA director loses two votes of no confidence
Top architecture school’s council holds crisis talks
Rogers Stirk Harbour hopes to make it sixth time lucky at jinxed South Ken station
Half a dozen architects have had a crack at rejigging the historic site
Heseltine brands PM’s recovery strategy naive and disappointing
Tory grandee joins critics of Johnson’s ’build, build, build’ speech
MPs demand answers to 26 questions from Jenrick over Westferry
Chair of select committee tables detailed questions over controversial planning decision
MPs asked for views on £4bn Parliament restoration plan
Sweeping review into BDP’s agreed proposal announced in May
Record fifth RIBA presidential hopeful steps forward
Nottingham architect Valeria Passetti makes it three women and two men as the race officially starts
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PRP lands government fire safety work for care homes
MHCLG contract will involve research and design review
Hawkins Brown project at Seifert school takes step forward
Deal to upgrade Shoreditch secondary has £13m price tag
Architects greet PM’s plans to rip up planning rules with ‘extreme concern’
RIBA president warns Johnson not to waste opportunity to build back more sustainably
I want a future for my practice, says fourth RIBA challenger
Manchester-based Nick Moss enters presidential fray
RIAS elects youngest president in its history
Christina Gaiger only second woman at Scottish helm
Derbyshire pays tribute to ‘demanding but rewarding’ Tony Pidgley
Housebuilding legend has died aged 72
Hopkins to make a splash at PM’s old school
Work to start on Eton swimming pool two years after planning granted
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