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NewsAdjaye showcases his designs for Harlem's Studio Museum
$122 million project to break ground next year
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NewsHayhurst & Co wins competition to design new RIBA learning centre
Practice beat AOC, Coffey, Delvendahl Martin and Featherstone Young
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NewsAnger over FaulknerBrowns revamp of Newcastle Civic Centre
Twentieth Century Society says proposals will cause ’substantial harm’ to grade II* post-war landmark
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NewsAdjaye teams up with Stride Treglown on £23m Cardiff University scheme
New building is part of £600m campus upgrade
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NewsGlenn Howells submits plans for Birmingham's tallest resi tower
42-storey skyscraper would go up on site of former Tramps nightclub
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NewsBelfast architect reprimanded by Arb
Architect failed to enter into written agreement with client
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NewsCarmody Groarke's V&A members' room opens
New space overlooks AL_A courtyard - and has a view of lone remnant of Libeskind Spiral
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NewsCZWG wins planning for Britain's second tallest skyscraper
Croydon project will peak at 236m, making it only shorter than the Shard
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NewsHeatherwick Studio lands Olympia expansion
Design team will work with SPPARC Architects on refresh of 130-year-old exhibition centre
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NewsRenzo Piano’s Paddington Cube faces second High Court challenge
New hurdle for £775m scheme as NHS trust pursues judicial review on proposals
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NewsDemolition beckons for more Madin landmarks
Plans approved at Birmingham architect’s former offices and his Warwickshire Masonic Temple
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NewsPlans to destroy MJP's Southwark station fall through
TfL now planning office development that would retain Jubilee line ticket hall
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NewsDLG Architects behind £300m Leeds scheme
One of the city centre’s biggest landowners is to build over 500 new homes
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NewsWaind Gohil & Potter completes repair of listed South Bank landmark
Regent Street disease posed technical challenge
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NewsNumber of architects employed by top firms grows in spite of Brexit
3DReid and Hawkins Brown among top recruiters
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NewsTweaked Notting Hill tower scheme back in for planning
Urban Sense proposals for prime west London site add affordable housing after failed appeal
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NewsSerpentine Pavilion's run extended by popular demand
Diébédo Francis Kéré’s pavilion is the first in Serpentine history to have its opening extended
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NewsInternational masonry design competition offers $30k prize
UK architects invited to ’imagine the future’ using innovative techniques