All Building Design articles in July 2019
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NewsMorris & Company’s proposal for Embassy Gardens office goes in for planning
Scheme opposite new US Embassy
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FeaturesHow a UK architect won the job of designing all eight venues for one of the world’s biggest sporting events
Pattern Design had less than 18 months to deliver the Pan American Games in Lima. Director Lindsay Johnston explains how they did it
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NewsRSHP and AHMM vie for Portsmouth uni job
Feilden Clegg, Hawkins Brown and Nicholas Hare also chasing deal under £400m revamp
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NewsKilburn Nightingale hits right note with St Paul’s work
Chorister boarding house project involves grade I and II buildings
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NewsSacked Grenfell inquiry ‘expert’ hit with new convictions
John Priestley fined £4,500 for continuing to call himself an architect after 2018 rap
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NewsManser Practice wins German embassy competition
London practice tops six-strong shortlist to refurbish and extend Ethiopia outpost
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OpinionHow can architects attract Boris Johnson’s attention?
The PM has stuck the knife into almost everything else but the Beauty Commission has somehow survived – and may prove to be an unexpected ally
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NewsChapman Taylor lodges plans for Bristol student flats
Project will be ready for opening of new campus in 2022
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OpinionPut architects in charge of designing home information packs
If we’re to meet the zero carbon target we need to educate the people who will live in our homes, says Eleanor Jolliffe
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NewsGovernment relaxes architect visa requirements
RIBA welcomes move but demands drop in £30k salary threshold
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NewsPrime minister grilled on major infrastructure projects
Boris Johnson makes statement on priorities for his government
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OpinionIt’s time to start rebuilding the country
What’s done is done. Pragmatism and optimism are what we need now to get Britain back on the front foot, argues Chris Dyson
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NewsNew plans go in for Bishopsgate Goodsyard
Faulkner Browns increases ‘affordable’ housing to 50%
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NewsCamden brings in Levitt Bernstein to protect Alexandra Road
Council responds to heritage groups’ outrage
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