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NewsJean Nouvel's Louvre Abu Dhabi announces opening date - five years late
£540m museum is centrepiece of starchitect cultural island
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NewsArchitects' confidence rallies slightly but long-term worries remain
RIBA Future Trends index gives mixed picture
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NewsStudio Egret West's £250m Maidenhead scheme advances
New developer appointed for mixed-use regeneration
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NewsRIBA reveals Stephen Lawrence Prize shortlist
Birmingham art venue, nautical-inspired house and a forestry centre in running for 2017 accolade
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NewsCouncil up for Client of Year award for first social housing in 40 years
Tate, Forestry Commission and boarding school also in running for RIBA gong
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NewsBattersea Power Station added to Open House list
Landmark makes surprise late entry to architecture weekend
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NewsCarbuncle Cup 2017 winner announced
This year the award no one wants to win goes to an office development in London’s Victoria
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NewsMayor rejects Squire & Partners' bid for more unaffordable flats at New Scotland Yard
Developer wanted to reduce proportion of ‘affordable’ flats at prestigious site
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NewsKnight and Zaha shortlisted for Danube crossing
Wilkinson Eyre also on international shortlist for new bridge
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NewsAHMM showcases White Collar Factory
£200m Old Street scheme features rooftop running track and ‘concrete core’ cooling system
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NewsMossessian reveals second King's Cross office
Lava-clad building will be sister to Google’s DeepMind HQ
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NewsAnger over destruction of 400-year-old Jacobean ceiling
Workmen destroy feature days before Historic England listing inspection
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NewsZaha Hadid Architects wins Estonia masterplan competition
Practice pips bids by Kavakava with AZPML and Alver Architects for Baltic blueprint
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NewsOMA completes French superlab
Laboratory and engineering school is based around a micro city concept
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NewsCarbuncle Cup: The people's choice revealed
The winner of this year’s Carbuncle Cup won’t be known until tomorrow, but BD readers have made their feelings very clear. The overwhelming majority of you said you think architecture’s wooden spoon should be handed to Preston railway station ’s new entrance. A thumping 78% ...
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NewsCampaign to save brutalist car park moves up a level
Petition to communities secretary, mayor and council leader passes milestone
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NewsWeston Williamson completes school in Cambodian village
Pro bono project will allow children to attend school full-time
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