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NewsCompetition to double size of Mumbai City Museum
Fast-track contest will also will also involve landscaping
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NewsAdjaye up against Libeskind for Canadian Holocaust monument
Six shortlisted teams also feature Ron Arad
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NewsPublic consultation begins on Heatherwick's £150m garden bridge
River crossing would ‘open up links between Covent Garden and South Bank’
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NewsOMA set to complete Netherlands' largest building
De Rotterdam comprises three mixed-use towers totalling 160,000sq m
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NewsBuild more bungalows, says planning minister
Most people want to ‘end their days’ in one, Boles adds
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NewsHTA's divisive hospital plans rubber stamped by Boris
Queen Elizabeth Children’s Hospital redevelopment to go ahead despite campaigners’ concerns
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NewsGeorgina Livingston (1941-2013)
Landscape architect worked closely with Ted Cullinan and other architects
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NewsHeatherwick hired to design world's most expensive public art
American developer appoints British designer to Hudson Yards team
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NewsCarbuncle Cup runner-up escapes judicial review
But Oxford University agrees to impact assessment
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NewsRogers Stirk Harbour office tower opens in Sydney
Practice partners go down under to attend opening of 8 Chifley
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NewsCouncil starts looking for Preston bus station cash
Leader meets with English Heritage over refurbishment options
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NewsBridgewater Place appoints engineers to tackle wind problems
Owner of the Aedas-designed tower takes responsibility for tackling wind tunnel effect
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NewsBoris grants developer's wish and calls in £1 billion scheme
Hutchison Whampoa goes straight to top after losing patience with London council over Farrells project