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NewsSwindon go-ahead for Hab
Hab Oakus, the joint venture between Kevin McCloud and housing group Green Square, has won planning permission for its first housing scheme in Swindon designed by Glenn Howells.
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HCA releases £51m for Kickstart
The Homes & Communities Agency has released £51 million for its Kickstart Programme, allowing work to continue at 27 further housing schemes across the country.
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NewsBennetts and Viñoly reveal Oxford buildings
The first images of two landmark buildings for Oxford University have been unveiled.
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NewsOMA puts on a good show at Dallas' Wyly Theatre
OMA/REX's Wyly Theatre opens in Dallas this week.
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NewsCrossrail designs for Tottenham Court Road go to planning
Designs for the new Tottenham Court Road station, the first of three key interchange stations in the Crossrail project, have been submitted for planning.
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NewsScots back president's concerns over women
RIBA president Ruth Reed’s warning that women architects are bearing the brunt of the recession has been echoed in Scotland.
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NewsCouncil still backing Brent Cross scheme
Allies & Morrison’s troubled Brent Cross Cricklewood scheme in Barnet, north-west London, has again been recommended for approval by council officers despite receiving received more than 700 objections from local residents.
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NewsDigital option for BD readers in postal strikes
Over the last couple of months there have been an ongoing series of ad hoc postal strikes across the country.
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NewsGazprom tower protestors take to the streets
Thousands of people have staged a public rally in St Petersburg in opposition to RMJM’s proposed Gazprom tower.
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NewsRichard Murphy's Cass School opens
Richard Murphy Architects’ third building for the University of East London, the £5.5 million Cass School of Education, has officially opened.
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NewsJohn Lyall's Ipswich dance centre opens
John Lyall Architects’ £8.9 million dance centre in Ipswich opened to the public yesterday.
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40 schemes make Cabe's Building for Life benchmark
Almost 40 new housing schemes have qualified for a national housing design standard this year, up a third from last year.
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NewsCox Rayner's pedestrian bridge opens in Brisbane
The Kurilpa Bridge in Brisbane, Australia, designed by Brisbane practice Cox Rayner Architects and engineer Arup, has opened to the public.
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NewsDenton Corker Marshall's Stonehenge centre goes for planning
English Heritage has submitted for planning the proposed Stonehenge visitors centre designed by Denton Corker Marshall.
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NewsAllies & Morrison masterplan the largest hospital in the UK
Allies & Morrison and Devereux Architects have completed a masterplan which aims to turn Addenbrookes Hospital, near Cambridge, into the largest in the UK.
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NewsDudley Zoo on World Monuments Fund's watchlist
Dudley Zoological Gardens, designed by Berthold Lubetkin and Tecton, has been placed on the World Monuments Fund’s 2010 watchlist alongside Machu Picchu in Peru and Gaudi’s Sagrada Familia.
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NewsAnish Kapoor: Shooting in the Corner - until December 11
A major solo exhibition of the work internationally acclaimed, Turner prize winning artist, Anish Kapoor.
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Boris Johnson launches the London Plan
Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, today unveiled his overarching planning strategy for the capital, pledging to make London the “best big city on earth”.
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NewsOpen: Poland, Architecture, Identity and the Avant-Garde- until November 25
Throughout October and November, the RIBA are hosting an extensive programme of events exploring how contemporary architecture and urban projects are transforming Poland.
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NewsWoods Bagot's Qatar technology park scoops award
A major science and technology park in Qatar by international firm Woods Bagot has been awarded the prize in the commercial or mixed use category at this year’s Cityscape Awards.