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Big plans for MK’s city future
The Milton Keynes Partnership has submitted massive growth proposals that would see the new town become a city with a population of more than 300,000 by 2031.
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NewsBracing sea Eyre
Wilkinson Eyre’s reworked scheme for Brighton marina, incorporating a 40-storey tower with public viewing gallery and a swing bridge, has received planning permission subject to a section 106 agreement.
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NewsChipperfield's class act for Candy bros
UK favourite comes home for luxury Kensington apartment project
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Anshen Dyer to split as US tensions grow
Relationship with parent company troubles UK healthcare practice
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NewsFOA shatters Part L hopes
The ability of Part L of the building regulations to cut carbon emissions was thrown into serious doubt this week with the unveiling of a fully glazed, 900,000sq m City office development by Foreign Office Architects.
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Warsaw dumps contest
The mayor of Warsaw has cancelled the competition to design a new gallery for contemporary art in the Polish capital following the exclusion of a host of star architects on technical grounds, bdonline revealed this week.
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RHWL scoops Pall Mall
RHWL has beaten Allies & Morrison to the development of a key regeneration site in central Liverpool.
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Fight of the Sloane arranger
Radical designs for London's historic Sloane Square by Stanton Williams Architects are to face a third public consultation after a local campaign group collected 3,700 protest signatures.
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NewsQuick off the blocks
Breakaway practice Metropolitan Workshop is doing so well, it was a year before it had time for a launch party.
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Six small firms on Elephant shortlist
Six practices have been appointed to design the first replacement housing schemes for the run-down Heygate Estate in Elephant & Castle, south London.
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NewsDrama lessons
BDP's striking £16 million learning centre at Glasgow Caledonian University has won an RIBA award.
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Adam submits ‘first Welsh urban village'
Robert Adam Architects' designs for the initial phase of Wales's "first urban village" have been submitted for planning.
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DCLG cancels 2007 sustainable summit
The government has cancelled the Sustainable Communities Summit that was to be held in Manchester next February.
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NewsPower to the people
The inaugural RIBA Lubetkin prize was presented last Friday to Noero Wolff Architects for its Red Location Museum of the People's Struggle in New Brighton, South Africa.
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Arb group to review foreign accreditation
The Arb Reform Group is set to attack the regulator's controversial mechanisms for accrediting foreign architects, following complaints about the system.It has written to Arb's prescription committee chairman, Alan Crane, to ask for full information on the how the prescribed examination, which accredits overseas-trained architects with part I and part ...
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NewsYork design links campus with city
Rivington Street Studio Architecture has completed its design for a new building for York St John University College, two years after winning the competition.
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