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NewsKlassnik wins cycle hub project
Architect to provide facilities in Victorian building in East End park
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NewsOxford college proposals unveiled
Five teams will find out in March who has won a £10 million invited competition for St Hilda’s College, Oxford. Images of the shortlisted concept designs will go on display from Monday for nearly two weeks with interviews taking place later in the month ahead of a winning being announced ...
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NewsPerkins & Will drops Pringle Brandon name
Jack Pringle and Chris Brandon to stay in management, as architect continues to grow
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NewsKerslake: Even housebuilders doubt government’s housing commitment
Housing Planning Bill attacked by Lords
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NewsPLP masterplan for Old Oak site unveiled
Arup also working on first major scheme to come out of planned Old Oak Common redevelopment
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NewsEd Vaizey requests meeting with London Met over Cass row
Minister’s interest comes as students threaten to move to other universities
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News'Tell Boris you oppose Goodsyard plan,' Hackney mayor urges locals
New consultation out on Bishopsgate scheme
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NewsMoxon Architects submits King's Cross footbridge for planning
38m span is supported only at each end
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NewsNew images for £3.5bn Silvertown Quays unveiled
Massive scheme in east London masterplanned by Fletcher Priest
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NewsAnother heritage group wades into Paddington Pole row
Victorian Society says plan to demolish sorting office will wreck station’s setting
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NewsRival Blossom Street architect hits back at British Land
Burrell Foley Fischer says it is ‘not correct’ alternative plans were nothing more than ‘watercolour sketches’
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NewsMartin Knight and Zaha Hadid square up for Chinese bridges
Architects are only European finalists in bridge quartet contest
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NewsRIBA leadership: ‘There hasn’t been a coup’
Harry Rich’s resignation handled in ‘very civilised’ manner, says president