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NewsMayor asks Maccreanor Lavington for advice on how to intensify London
Architect appointed to town centre study
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NewsHaworth Tompkins completes first phase of Kingston-upon-Thames project
£3.3m riverside scheme reorientates old supermarket and car park to face Thames
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NewsLondon's housing estates to be rebuilt as mid-rise streets
Minister praises Foster and Rogers but condemns post-war ‘monuments to human folly’
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NewsScott Tallon Walker wins planning for UK's most advanced radiotherapy centre
Framework architect worked with US giant and UK minnow on £250m project
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NewsKSS unveils £150m Anfield stadium redevelopment
Liverpool’s expansion plans would bring football stadium’s capacity close to 60,000
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NewsYou & Me completes first phase of high street refurb
Architect helps Barking shopkeepers smarten up their act
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NewsWomen architects condemn 'outrageous' 25% pay gap
Women must ask colleagues what they’re earning, urges Angela Brady
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NewsZaha Hadid's Heydar Aliyev Centre is best architectural design of 2014
Baku building beats John Pawson, 6a, Lacaton Vassal and Alison Brooks to be named a Design of the Year
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NewsFoster & Partners' 73-storey Docklands tower in for planning
Foster + Partners-designed scheme will deliver 900 homes
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NewsCouncil halts BDP plan to demolish Victorian terrace
Conservation architect steps in to east London project
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NewsUS billings index heads south again
Northeast and Midwest regions lead decline in demand for design services
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NewsRecovery strengthens in Scotland and northern England
Under-employed architects at lowest level in 15 years
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NewsHeatherwick appointed to design Abu Dhabi city park
Columns will shade flower beds and picnic spots
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News3XN trumps British rivals to win Olympic HQ
AL_A and Farshid Moussavi among vanquished finalists
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NewsStitch and Maccreanor Lavington win planning in Acton
Architects are working on third phase of £600m redevelopment
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NewsNiall McLaughlin wins Natural History Museum competition
Architect beat Stanton Williams, Feilden Clegg Bradley and BIG