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NewsMake on home straight with St James’s Market plans
Second phase of huge Crown Estate JV scheme recommended for approval
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NewsArchitects back Labour as best party for construction and country
Snap poll finds profession wants Corbyn in No10
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NewsBroadway Malyan promotes ‘inspirational’ Shanghai boss
Global firm flags ‘exceptional growth’ in China as it gives Sean Li place on its main board
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NewsSquires set for Strand ‘yes’ after Adjaye plans abandoned
Planners recommend go-ahead for hotel scheme after site changes ownership
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NewsRIBA announces all-female honorary fellowships
Awards recognise contributions to architecture by non-architects
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NewsArchitects march on Arb to ask for protection for climate protestors
Convicted Extinction Rebellion architect to lead delegation
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NewsNicholas Hare makes grade with sixth-form plans
Council approves redevelopment of Clapham TA centre for Harris Federation scheme
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NewsCarmody Groarke wins contest to design German theological colleges
Project ’will bring new life’ to derelict post-war tower
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NewsGet a grip on costs, architects warned
Fee experts warn practices on profitability despite revenue rise
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NewsApt completes Covent Garden flats behind Victorian facade
Much of 19th-century lodging house demolished
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NewsCarmody Groarke wins Ghent Design Museum contest
Architect beats Assemble and Office Kersten Geers David Van Severen
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NewsFCBS wins second university contest in two days
Architect scoops Plymouth architecture school day after Portsmouth triumph
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NewsPractices report rising revenue and headcount – but not profit, says RIBA
Benchmarking survey flags 22% rise in value of international work since 2018
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NewsAOC bags planning for Berkshire community centre
Practice beat Ayre Chamberlain Gaunt and Studio Partington in 2018 Shinfield competition
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NewsRobert Adam cleared for £350m scheme at former MoD site
Architect will deliver detailed proposals for first 146 homes at Beaconsfield’s Wilton Park
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NewsPilbrow’s £500m plan for London Fire Brigade HQ approved
Architect replaced Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands on landmark site after public inquiry
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NewsFeilden Clegg Bradley beats RSHP and AHMM in campus contest
Architect picked for Portsmouth University project
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NewsMorris & Company gets Embassy Gardens go-ahead
Wandsworth council approves six-terrace office scheme opposite new US Embassy