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NewsArchitect struck off for Facebook comments about Jews and Muslims
Arb says architect’s cult claims and call for ban on holding public office brought profession into disrepute
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NewsWinners of St Helier waterfront masterplanning competition named
Gillespies and Heta Architects to deliver art gallery, pools, amphitheatre and 1,000 homes
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NewsCity Airport pauses Pascall & Watson’s expansion plans
Bosses set to ‘re-evaluate timing’ of £500m expansion programme’s final stages
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NewsMayor to rule on Squires’ revised £1.5bn plans for Budweiser brewery
Consultation on amended riverside proposals due to finish next month
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NewsKerslake raises concerns over government’s planning reforms
Former head of the civil service says changes could trigger a ’return to mono-tenure estates’
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NewsMorris & Co gets green light to extend Walter Segal’s family home
Timber extension approved for influential 1965 house in Highgate
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NewsSix ‘diverse’ firms shortlisted for Croydon infill scheme
Design competition run by council’s in-house development company with Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust
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NewsIn pictures: Fosters’ designs for Sydney tower unveiled
New tower will sit above new Sydney Metro station
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NewsArchitects’ sentiment turns positive for first time in four months
Latest RIBA survey says a third of firms expect workloads to rise - but majority expect profits to fall
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NewsStanton Williams £37m Rhodes House development scrapes through planning
Project will create conference centre in basement of controversy-hit Oxford institution
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NewsUrbed appointed to write model design code as part of planning reforms
Building Design columnist working on national code that can be adapted by local authorities
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NewsPublica selected as ‘design guardian’ for £235m Oxford Street regeneration
Design firm will oversee 100 projects set to transform Europe’s busiest shopping street
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NewsArchitects lament ‘lowest turnout in 30 years’
Calls for review as ‘pitiful’ 13.2% bother to vote for RIBA president
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NewsUK in recession as GDP takes biggest nosedive on record
Covid sends second quarter GDP tumbling by more than 20%
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NewsStanton Williams’ Cambridge college scheme approved
Project is most significant at Emmanuel for a century
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NewsSimon Allford wins RIBA presidential election
AHMM co-founder beat four other contenders - but turnout was just 13%
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NewsWinners of RIBA council election announced
Former president Jack Pringle, Simone de Gale and Femi Oresanya among the victors
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NewsChild Graddon Lewis picked to design £124m Bracknell town centre revamp
Mixed-use masterplan to provide 400 homes