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NewsRow as JCB boss tries to demolish own house
Experts split over bid to redevelop Chelsea grade II listed Georgian house
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NewsCreative in White City
Dutch practice OMA is dubbing its £2 billion masterplan for White City “Creative London”.
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NewsFosters’ return customer
Fosters & Partners unveiled its latest addition to the City of London skyline this week with the official opening of the 28-storey Willis Building more than three decades after Norman Foster designed his landmark hi-tech Willis Faber building in Ipswich.
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NewsDublin’s new apartments get a Metropolitan look
A new £58 million residential scheme in the north Dublin suburb of Belmayne by Metropolitan Workshop has gone on site after recently winning planning permission.
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NewsBDP looks east in worldwide expansion
Building Design Partnership has acquired its first foreign practice as part of an unprecedented drive to expand its overseas operation.
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Building Regs hinder green refurbs, RIBA tells MPs
Building Regulations are a “barrier” to the government’s carbon reduction targets, the RIBA has told a parliamentary inquiry into retrofitting commercial property.
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NewsBroadway Malyan told to rework Everton plan
Broadway Malyan’s design for a £400 million, retail-led development in Kirkby, including a new stadium for Everton Football Club, has been sent back to the drawing board after being slammed by Cabe and neighbouring local authorities.
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NewsFire devastates Delft architecture faculty
Coffee machine short circuit causes blaze; Delft students and former students share their comments
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NewsRoyal Mail’s stamp of approval
Great British cathedral architecture is celebrated with a set of commemorative stamps issued by Royal Mail this week.
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Roof chosen for Aquatics Centre
Zaha Hadid’s £303 million Aquatics Centre, approved by planners this week, will feature an aluminium standing-seam roof, the Olympic Delivery Authority has revealed.
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RIBA seeks Preston bridge entries
The RIBA has launched a competition to design a bridge across the River Douglas in Preston, Lancashire.
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NewsLow rise at high tide
Mosedale Gillat Architects has submitted for planning a new maritime centre in Newbiggin by the Sea in Northumberland.
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Students show social projects
An exhibition of student projects funded by the RIBA/ICE McAslan bursary will be held at the Dreamspace Gallery at recruitment firm Adrem during this year’s London Festival of Architecture.
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NewsOnwards and up for Brunswick
London’s listed Brunswick Centre (pictured) could be extended one storey upwards under a proposal to reinstate architect Patrick Hodgkinson’s original 1960s design.
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NewsSuffolk honours winning designs
Four buildings have won Suffolk Association of Architects annual design awards.
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Scandinavians in design debate
Capita Symonds and the British Council for Schools Environments are hosting a conference in Salford next month to bring together Scandinavian and British experts on school design.
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RSHP reports 25% profit increase
Pre-tax profits and turnover at Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners leapt by more than 25% last year.
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Poplar Riverside delivery plan let
Meadowcroft Griffin is to develop a delivery strategy for the Poplar Riverside area of the Lower Lea Valley by the Thames Gateway Development Corporation.
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NewsManser in the dock
Work has begun on site for a 8,000sq m terminal building at Southampton Docks by the Manser Practice.