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NewsCouncil backs CZWG’s Bournemouth development
Proposals by CZWG for a £50 million mixed-use scheme in the middle of Bournemouth have been give the green light by local planners.
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Number of optimistic architects rises in all surveyed sectors
Architects expect work to increase across the board next year, with forecasts of growth in the private housing, commercial and public sectors.
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NewsCouncillors set to rule on Rogers’ revised British Museum scheme
The fate of Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners’ £135 million extension to the British Museum will be decided this week.
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NewsBD's guide to your cultural week- December 14 to December 20
Join Robert Adam and Sjoerd Soeters as they discuss the finer points of the impact of urban design codes or join the Glasgow School of Art as they delve into the world of Charles Renee Mackintosh
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NewsRIBA rejects advice to hold fire on Arb
Report says institute should wait until after election to demand change
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NewsDeveloper cherry-picks from rival Chelsea bids
Squire and Dixon Jones asked to work together on Barracks site
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NewsHodder and Reinke vie for Gateway House job
Hodder & Partners and Stephan Reinke Architects have both been appointed to draw up separate proposals for the redevelopment of Richard Seifert’s Gateway House in Manchester
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Bohlin awarded AIA Gold Medal
The American Institute of Architects has named Peter Bohlin, founder of 200-strong Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Architects, as the recipient of its 2010 AIA Gold Medal
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NewsGrimshaw’s South Bank K2 exhibits peak performance
Grimshaw Architects has completed work on K2, a new academic building for London South Bank University
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NewsNHS ‘exaggerated’ health centre flaws
The NHS has been accused of inflating refurbishment costs and exaggerating structural problems at Lubetkin’s threatened grade I listed Finsbury Health Centre
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NewsTrial over previous scheme later next year
A High Court judge has said a trial between Qatari Diar and its former development partner on the Chelsea Barracks site, the Candy brothers, should begin at the end of next year — and not in the spring as Christian Candy’s CPC Group had wanted
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NewsMixed future for East End
Tower Hamlets planners have backed Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands’ masterplan and detailed designs for a huge mixed-use scheme in London’s East End
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RIBA to open Hong Kong chapter
The RIBA is set to open its fourth overseas chapter next year with a branch planned for Hong Kong
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New architect struck off over title
A newly qualified architect has been struck off the Arb’s register, after being found guilty of unacceptable professional conduct
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NewsFive shortlisted for theatre upgrade
Scottish architects Nord and Page & Park are up against Caruso St John, Terry Pawson and Tim Ronalds to design a £10 million upgrade of a Glasgow theatre
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NewsForeign Office Architects to close as partners split
Award-winning practice set to cease trading once current schemes are complete