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NewsGo-ahead for Gloucestershire large-scale eco housing scheme
The country’s first large-scale housing scheme to be built to level 6 of the Code for Sustainable Homes has won planning permission.
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NewsWestminster councillors scrutinise Chelsea Barracks site
Westminster’s planning committee spent three and a half hours touring the contentious Chelsea Barracks site today.
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NewsArchitype wins headquarters scheme
Green practice Architype has beaten off competition from firms including White Design to design a new flagship headquarters building for two charities.
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NewsOxford University calls in Robert Stern to end competition deadlock
University’s expansion stalled by style wars
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News2012 media centre design changes win Cabe over
Last minute alternations to the design of the Olympic media centre have finally won Cabe’s support.
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NewsRIBA plans summit with shadow cabinet
Panel will lobby senior Conservatives over policy at meeting next week
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NewsMayor’s proposals to increase London’s viewing corridors would further restrict tall buildings
Mayor of London Boris Johnson today unveiled plans to further limit tall buildings in the capital by widening protected viewing corridors and in some cases doubling them.
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NewsMore jobs at risk as LSC college cash is delayed
Architects caught up in the Learning & Skills Council college rebuilding debacle have warned that more jobs could go because of fresh delays to the botched initiative
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HTA to bring about a sea change in Bexhill
HTA has won a competition to regenerate a faded south coast seaside resort as part of the government’s Sea Change scheme
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NewsWoodman on the Royal Academy summer show
Royal Academy Summer Show proves a shop full of engaging curiosities
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NewsCassion Castle plans a stealthy citadel for Bethnal Green
Cassion Castle Architects has won planning permission for a 60sq m private studio development on the site of a former garage in Bethnal Green, east London
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NewsListing of Sheffield department store in jeopardy
The government is to review the listing of GS Hay’s post-war Castle House department store in Sheffield, just weeks after the 1964 building was given grade II status
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NewsArb seeks bigger fines for fake architects
The Arb has called on magistrates to crack down harder on people who fraudulently describe themselves as architects after having to bring a repeat prosecution for misuse of title for the first time
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NewsBattersea Power Station redesign unveiled
Reflecting pools surround Battersea Power Station in London as part of revised plans submitted by Rafael Viñoly for the redevelopment of the iconic site.
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NewsBoris backs Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands' Ferrier Estate
Mayor of London Boris Johnson has given his approval for Lifshutz Davidson Sandilands' £1 billion redevelopment of the Ferrier Estate in south London.
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NewsTombs to quit Scottish watchdog
Sebastian Tombs, the chief executive of Architecture and Design Scotland (A&DS), the Scottish equivalent of Cabe, is to step down.