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Reed finally speaks out over low pay
Ruth Reed has reached out to the RIBA’s critics over the low pay controversy by belatedly warning of irresponsible practices which are “damaging” the profession
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NewsTory hopeful Chris Phillips aims to be next architect MP
Pre-election poll reveals a third of architects will vote Conservative
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Adam’s plans for ‘Stalinist’ mansion spark protest
English Heritage is leading efforts to halt plans by Robert Adam for a “Stalinist” eight bedroom mansion in Hampstead, north London
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Page & Park discovers 15th century beehives
A project by Page & Park to restore a 650-year-old Scottish chapel featured in the film The Da Vinci Code has uncovered a new mystery: a pair of stone beehives hidden within its ornate roof pinnacles
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NewsJonathan Tuckey opens up new courtyard in Folkestone’s centre
Jonathan Tuckey Design has submitted a proposal to build a £1.5 million retail and housing development in the heart of Folkestone, Kent
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NewsMcAslan’s music academy strikes all the right notes
John McAslan & Partners’ new extension to the Royal Academy of Music has opened
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NewsDesign Engine’s Oxford campus wins go-ahead
Design Engine has finally won planning for its £80 million redevelopment of Oxford Brookes University
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Breen to be head of NBBJ London
Irishman Kieran Breen has been appointed principal of NBBJ’s London office
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BBC client role attacked again
The BBC’s competence as a client has been questioned for the second time this year.
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NewsRaumlabor bubble floats around London's parks
German architecture and artist collective Raumlabor-Berlin has created a mobile, bubble-shaped pavilion that will tour London’s parks this summer.
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NewsCarey Jones finishes Candle House
Carey Jones’s £19 million cylindrical Candle House development in Leeds has been completed.
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NewsBlack to extend site of ICE's HQ
Black Architecture has submitted a detailed planning application for the complete refurbishment and environmental renewal of a grade II listed building in central London for the Institution of Civil Engineers.
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McAslan to chair Saltire awards
John McAslan has been named the first-ever guest chairman of the judging panel of the annual Saltire Society Housing Design Awards.
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NewsHadid’s 2012 Aquatics Centre pools are tested
These pictures released by the Olympic Delivery Authority show the pools in Zaha Hadid’s Aquatic Centre being tested.
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Developers under fire over size of new homes
Private developers are routinely building homes up to a third smaller than best-practice benchmarks, a new study has found.
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NewsArchitects swing behind Tories as election approaches, poll suggests
Architects’ support for the Conservative Party has almost trebled in the last decade
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Practices urged to take charity interns
A charity that helps high-achieving youngsters from deprived backgrounds into the professions is appealing for architectural practices to offer internships this summer in Manchester, Birmingham and London.