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NewsPlans to open up public work to small businesses welcomed by RIBA
Members of the RIBA’s procurement reform group acknowledge Cabinet Office plans as positive step in wider reform
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NewsAssemble founder wins first Lina Bo Bardi fellowship
Jane Hall will travel to Brazil for a six week research trip
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NewsNiall McLaughlin remains favourite for Stirling Prize
Bookies shorten odds on firm picking up tonight’s award
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NewsLondon space standards 'threatened' by national housing review
GLA planner warns of risk of ‘backward step’
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NewsOpen House visitor numbers soar
Annual architecture showcase attracted the masses with Battersea Power Station and the Gherkin
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NewsPascall & Watson submits London City Airport expansion plans
Practice reveals designs for £200m extension to double airport’s capacity in next 10 years
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NewsEx-PLP man Pilbrow secures first planning consent with new firm
Pilbrow Partners wins permission for controversial home refurbishment for Crimewatch presenter
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NewsDaniel Libeskind vows Maze prison project will go ahead
US architect also reveals second Chinese commission
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News'Richard Rogers saved my bacon', reveals David Adjaye
Rogers appealed to council to spare Elektra House after it broke planning rules
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NewsArchitect killed in Kenya attacks
Australian Ross Langdon previously worked for McAslan and Adjaye
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NewsTrio of architects battle for Balfron Tower refurb
Developers have teamed up with practices to upgrade Goldfinger building
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NewsStrelka Institute launches hotel competition
Architects invited to submit proposals for the transformation of hotel entryway
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