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NewsThe Farmscape Production Line
Architectural connection: Three of the band have worked at Frederich Gibberd Partnership, and are or were architecture students.
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NewsThe Hipshakes
Architectural connection: The band's guitarist, Dan Russell, is a second-year architecture student at Sheffield University.
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Beamish museum competition shortlist
Beamish open air museum is a collection of 19th and 20th century buildings rescued from across north-east England and reconstructed in the County Durham countryside. Now, a competition for a £6 million visitors centre, will add a contemporary building to the mix.
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NewsParadise in the parking lot
English Partnerships has produced a toolkit that aims to revive our streets. But will this new road map for better car parking design be enough to steer housebuilders in the right direction?
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Howells and Castlemore take on Leeds city centre
Glen Howell's domination of the North continued this week with his appointment to develop a £275 million mixed-use scheme in Leeds City Centre.
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NewsShortlist of seven for Beamish centre
A shortlist of seven practices has been announced for the design of the £6 million visitor centre at Beamish, the North of England Open Air Museum.
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Presidents Medals hit the road
The annual show displaying work by students nominated for the RIBA President's Medals could go as far as Australia next year.
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NewsTyne and again
Work has begun on the £35 million Baltic Place project in Gateshead, a 13-storey, twin-tower office by Waring & Netts.
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NewsVote for the best architecture band
From Germans with synthesisers and avant-garde Dutch people to teenage Sheffield architecture students - the quest to find architects in rock bands produced diverse and rewarding results.
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NewsArchitype's lesson in sustainability
Bristol City Council has granted planning permission for this sustainable primary school and children's centre designed by Architype. The £4 million scheme will be built on the site of the existing Barton Hill Primary School site, replacing the school as well as nearby Cashmore Nursery.
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NewsShanghai on Thames
The Architecture Foundation is attempting to answer the question "What would the capital look like if planning controls were removed?"
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NewsCourse gives training in natural disasters
Architects will have an opportunity to assist those recovering from natural disasters with the introduction of a new masters degree at the London Metropolitan University.
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Highways officials ‘stuck in the past'
Highways officers are thwarting innovative ways to incorporate parking space in new residential developments, according to English Partnerships and Design for Homes.
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Grimshaw mixes business and pleasure
Grimshaw Architects has won two major appointments: to design phase 2 of the Excel London centre, and to create a new Winter Gardens in Bournemouth.
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NewsArt of gold
The government has given the green light to Rafael Viñoly's visual arts centre in Colchester. The borough council hopes the crescent-shaped building - dubbed "the Golden Banana" - will provide a catalyst for the regeneration of the town's St Boltoph's quarter.
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NewsSimpson to stop whistle
Contractor Carillion and Ian Simpson Architects have pledged to silence the "whistling tower", otherwise known as the 47-storey, 168m Beetham Tower in Manchester, Europe's tallest residential tower.
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NewsCloud descends on City
GLA gives reassurances that Foster/Nouvel scheme will not be blocked by protected views
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Architects closer to super-casino jackpot
Simpson, Carey Jones and Chapman Taylor schemes make shortlist