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NewsRIAS names eleven winning projects for 2024
Winners include John McAslan & Partners, Moxon and Loader Monteith
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NewsFosters cuts one tower from its Fulham Gas Works scheme in second staircase rejig
Proposed amendments to latest phase of 1,800-home scheme to bring plans into line with new fire safety requirements
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NewsHeatherwick wins island redevelopment job in South Korea
Practice lands debut project in the country
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NewsSimpson Haugh submits plans for 28-storey residential tower in Manchester
Firm’s latest tower in the city would provide 359 homes
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NewsNew exhibition reveals the previously unseen colours of Brutalism
Photographer Christopher Hope-Fitch’s vibrant long-exposure images show Brutalist architecture in a different light
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News3XN unveils first detailed images of £500m City tower
More details of 36-storey 50 Gracechurch scheme revealed at latest consultation round
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NewsHodder gets green light for 37-storey student tower
Plans will see nearly 600 student bedrooms delivered for 2028 academic year
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NewsHaringey set to approve Karakusevic Carson's Tottenham hospital redevelopment
Council expected to green light 464 homes next week, with three quarters to be affordable
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NewsMalcolm Reading to manage competition for Kansas City museum expansion
Competition to last six months
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NewsRSAW reveals its 2024 architectural award winners
This year’s winners include reuse schemes as well as a private house and cafe
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NewsIn pictures: Basha-Franklin completes refurbishment project at The Cabot
Practice breathes new life into the lobby, mezzanine, and 10th floor to meet the needs of a modern workforce
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NewsGeneral election 2024: who will get your vote?
Which of the UK political parties has the best policies for the built environment? Tell us what you think in our reader survey
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NewsVictorian Society reveals 2024 endangered buildings list
Selected buildings “add colour and story to any urban landscape”
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NewsLiverpool council sets out 2,000-home strategy for 2030
Draft proposals to go out to consultation after council cabinet approval
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NewsIndustry leaders caught off guard by Lendlease’s decision to sell UK construction arm
Move could lead to less competitive pricing on big jobs, clients warned
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NewsSunak pledges to fund 100,000 more apprenticeships by scrapping ‘Mickey Mouse’ degrees
Proposed new law would strengthen powers of independent higher education regulator
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NewsAlison Brooks Architects wins job to revamp brutalist building at the University of Toronto
Scheme will deliver new teaching and learning spaces
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NewsLendlease to pull out of UK and sell its overseas construction business
’Profound change’ for Australia-based group to see its development and construction arms based solely on home turf
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NewsFormer Crossrail boss confirmed as new HS2 chief
Mark Wild expected to oversee completion of high speed route between London and Birmingham