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NewsMoreySmith cleared for Soho hotel development
Plan would retain façades of art deco Wardour Street buildings
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NewsKevin McCloud takes ‘paramilitary’ conservationist role
Grand Designs presenter steps up involvement at Society for Protection of Ancient Buildings
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NewsBD columnist and urbanist Hank Dittmar dies
Former chief executive of the Prince’s Foundation loses cancer battle aged 62
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NewsRIBA urges small practices to publish equal pay data
Institute voluntarily reveals its figures and issues call to arms for SMEs to follow suit
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NewsSimpson Haugh pipped to post in ‘Science Island’ race
Spanish practice SMAR confirmed as victor in race for €25m Lithuania job
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NewsBDP insists it is ‘committed to change’ as 29.5% gender pay gap emerges
Firm reports one of sector’s largest discrepancies despite being a major employer of female architects
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NewsBroadway Malyan's new Coventry Uni block graduates planning
Engineering, electronics and computing centre gets green light
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NewsZaha Hadid Architects reveals gender-pay figures
Practice pays female staff an average of 20% less per hour than men
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NewsCourse aimed at EU architects is latest victim of Brexit
London Met training cancelled as numbers fall off a cliff
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NewsCentre Point's £55m penthouse to go on sale in September
Multiplex due to complete work overhauling 1960s landmark by the autumn
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NewsPopulous gets green light for new stand at Craven Cottage
Architect is third to work on the job
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NewsExclusive: Who’s on the GLA’s new architecture panel
Housing, public buildings, transport architecture and engagement lists revealed
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NewsWalk-in pollution domes to be built at Somerset House
Installation will allow people to experience atmosphere in different cities
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NewsGreen light for JTP's Long Marston garden village
Scheme at former airfield includes 3,500 new homes
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NewsMayor approves £200m UCL East campus
LDA Design masterplan contains buildings by Stanton Williams and Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands
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NewsSimpson Haugh debuts 34-storey Salford tower
Clippers Quay would be tallest building approved so far for regenerated docks
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NewsAlmost 100 projects in running for RIBA London award
DSDHA, Fosters, Hawkins Brown and Amanda Levete make longlist
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NewsKeith Williams gets stamp of approval for Clare County Library
Practice bags planning for £7.5m west Ireland cultural hub