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NewsNeo Bankside judge blames winter gardens for discontent
Common design feature in spotlight as residents lose Tate Modern privacy case
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NewsAdam Architecture approved for work at Jacob Rees-Mogg college
Four new buildings set for Trinity College
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NewsTate Modern neighbours lose High Court challenge
Judge rules against residents of RSHP’s Neo Bankside who demanded privacy from Herzog de Meuron extension
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NewsWimbledon plans £100m Frank Gehry arts venue
Festival director seeks to put world-class venue on supermarket car park
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NewsWilkinson Eyre wins international design competition in Shenzhen
Practice worked with landscape architect Morphis
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NewsSelfridges hires Grafton Architects for makeover project
Practice creates new look for store-owned neighbouring shops and offices block
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NewsRIBA backs calls for government to bolster planning system
Government ‘must recognise urgency for greater investment’, says Ben Derbyshire
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NewsYoung architects chosen to design mile 18 marker for London marathon
Winning entry designed to commemorate Stephen Lawrence
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NewsJestico & Whiles' Shoreditch hotel given the all clear
Hackney council gives 145-room hotel the go-ahead
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NewsDiller and Scofidio claim 2019 Royal Academy Architecture Prize
‘We started as dissidents,’ say winners
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NewsHousing Ministry ordered to get a grip on planning system failings
National Audit Office says staff shortages and ‘flawed’ needs assessments are a barrier to ramping up housing delivery
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News31/44 Architects submits hotel plan for Whitechapel Bell Foundry
Conservationists take aim at six-storey proposal
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NewsNBBJ drafted in as trust says bill to complete Carillion’s Liverpool hospital is set to rise
NHS trust reveals redevelopment costs have been underestimated in latest risk register
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NewsHTA’s huge Battersea redevelopment goes in for planning
Practice’s 2,550-home plans for Winstanley and York Road estates include 32-storey tower
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NewsHenning Larsen storms Opéra Bastille competition
Danish practice pips French firms in fray to expand Paris institution
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NewsDesign Council appoints new director of architecture
Landscape specialist Sue Morgan pledges to ‘identify new opportunities’
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NewsFoster’s Tulip prompts ‘serious concerns’ from officials
City of London’s public realm team say controversial attraction won’t cope with demand at street level