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NewsECD set for go-ahead with Westminster infill scheme
Proposals will create seven new homes on site of garage block
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NewsClient seeks exit from Breeam commitment after dropping architect
Planners told ‘Excellent’ rating can no longer be delivered after project team replaced by contractor
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NewsArchitects predict trouble ahead - but headcount grows
See the top 50 architects in a sortable league table
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NewsArb strips college of right to provide architecture qualifications
Hull College’s part I and II courses no longer prescribed
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NewsFull steam ahead for Eric Parry’s Crossrail scheme
Shops and offices will be built above Liverpool Street station
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NewsKnight completes Brunel-inspired bridge over Thames
Crossing links Berkeley housing scheme with Maidenhead
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News‘Give councils more power over infrastructure planning’
Without integrated strategy it will be impossible to meet challenges, says RTPI
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NewsEnsamble Studio bags Charles Jencks Award
Practice praised for ‘powerful combination of placemaking, functionality, refinement and beauty’
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NewsArb reports further drop in EU architect registrations
Annual report also underscores Brexit-related finance pressures
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NewsWright & Wright completes Oxford library
New chapter for St John’s College with contemporary ‘stone casket’ addition to grade I buildings
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NewsRIAS reveals 2019 Doolan Prize shortlist
RSHP, Simpson Brown, Kengo Kuma and Reiach and Hall in running for UK architecture’s most valuable prize
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NewsHLM plans hiring spree as Dublin office opens
Architect eyes expansion beyond current six staff
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NewsHawkins Brown wins planning for £282m UCL neuroscience centre
Project will retain listed dental hospital building
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NewsAdjaye unveils temple trio for Abu Dhabi
Interfaith centre features church, mosque and synagogue
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NewsFosters’ latest Apple Store opens in Tokyo
Business-district branch sits at base of 1970s office block
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NewsCF Møller picked to design 1,500 homes for TfL
Build-to-rent project part of wider collaboration with developer
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NewsWestminster council accused of using ‘underhand tactics’ to demolish estate
Local authority defends use of permitted development rights for Arup’s Ebury Bridge Estate redevelopment