All Building Design articles in May 2019
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NewsSquires bids to turn court complex into hotel
Greenwich scheme would deliver 293-bed hotel at former magistrates court site
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NewsLibeskind designs exhibition of Auschwitz portraits
Event will mark 75th anniversary of concentration camp’s liberation
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Building StudyBuilding Study: Drayton Green Church, by Piercy & Company
This west London church replaces medieval mystery with digital geometry in a thrilling reinterpretation of the gothic tradition
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NewsLondon borough hails new design review panel
Havering expert pool includes Patel Taylor founder, AHMM associate director and LLDC design manager
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NewsGreen light for Pilbrow’s 48-storey Southwark tower
Old Kent Road scheme promises up to 724 homes plus hotel, cinema and shops
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NewsFosters’ partner appointed to Grenfell inquiry
Prime minister announces two new experts to guide phase 2
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NewsStirling Prize winners declare climate and biodiversity emergency
Seventeen laureates demand accelerated carbon reduction and government cash
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NewsNex Architecture wins Oxford library competition
Practice beats rivals including Carmody Groarke, Coffey and Gort Scott to Exeter College job
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NewsTwelve Architects gets go-ahead for ‘ballet skirt’ mall
Russian shopping, leisure and hotel complex inspired by city’s Bolshoi past
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NewsPut architects on priority list, says Home Office migration advisor
Move would help non-EU architects jump the visa queue
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FeaturesOffice architects need to add anthropology and data science to their skillset
Our workplaces have never been more high-tech - and yet in some ways office design is turning full circle, says Aecom’s Nicola Gillen
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NewsFinalists named for Museum of London’s subterranean gallery
David Kohn and ZMMA among architects on shortlist
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NewsBishopsgate Goodsyard plans ‘could still be approved this year’
Mayor says sign-off possible by December - if plans are lodged this week
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OpinionWe must start making decisions about construction’s role in climate change
For instance, product manufacturers must provide easily comparable information so design teams can make informed decisions, says Andrew Mellor
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NewsArchitect fined £1,000 over unprofessional conduct
Practice boss failed to agree written terms and left client complaint letter unopened
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NewsHousing minister throws hat in ring to become next prime minister
Kit Malthouse was minister behind Scruton’s beauty commission
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NewsHudson gets a ‘pass’ with Norwich uni complex
Lecture theatre and accommodation block will be NUA’s first major new-build project
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NewsDamaging Brexit salary threshold could be scrapped
RIBA welcomes Home Secretary’s post-Brexit rethink
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NewsHutchinson & Partners set to open Berlin base
Practice appoints former Allies Morrison staffer to lead new office