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NewsGensler tightens grip on WA100 top spot
US giant now has 2,500 architects as Foster’s remains biggest UK firm
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NewsHeritage group takes Westminster bigwig to task over Paddington Cube decision
Save says council’s deputy leader had already made his mind up over Piano building
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NewsAA boss heads across Atlantic for role at UCLA
Brett Steele will take up his new post next August
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NewsKhan wants to involve locals in estate regen work
Draft good practice guide out to consultation
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NewsSimpson Haugh's Lithuania plans among those featured in online gallery
Firm is one of three chasing science centre job
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NewsManchester University unveils £150m science building proposals
NBBJ scheme out to public consultation
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NewsConservationists fret over SOM tower
Under construction 42-storey building accused of blighting views of St Paul’s Cathedral
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NewsExhibition to put competing Mies van der Rohe and Stirling visions for No1 Poultry under spotlight
RIBA show will use architects’ differing proposals for City of London site to explore their approaches to work
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NewsGort Scott sees off high-profile rivals to land Harrow council offices job
Team also includes Allies and Morrison and We Made That
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NewsLyndon Goode outlines plans for new West Bank 'city'
First phase of $1bn blueprint would deliver 450 homes near Hebron
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NewsHeathrow starts work on third runway planning application
Airport announces it will formally submit planning application in 2019
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NewsDavid Chipperfield's Emin house axed ahead of appeal
Tracey Emin and Chipperfield pull plug on controversial project
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NewsLevitt Bernstein completes London flats at 40% of market rent
Council flats part of push by Southwark to build 11,000 low-cost homes
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NewsPLP unveils 'underground' system for electric cars
Practice claims subterranean network would be four times quicker than public transport for a fraction of the price of a mass-transit system
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NewsRIBA welcomes £32m fund for rundown estates
Government reveals plans to regenerate estates across England