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NewsOMA wins Colombian capital masterplan
275ha site will serve as the city’s government headquarters
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NewsYork practice DWA wins Chinese care home
Guangzhou facility will provide accommodation for over 1000 residents
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NewsHTA gets go-ahead for Wembley student housing
Scheme uses a prefabricated system developed by the practice
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NewsHong Kong is most expensive country to build in
Hong Kong overtakes Switzerland in annual EC Harris survey
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NewsDirector quits Glenn Howells to concentrate on father’s asbestos case
Marcus Lee leaving next month
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NewsBIG, CF Møller and Herzog and de Meuron shortlisted for Danish hospital
Competition for one of Denmark’s largest hospitals
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NewsBig names fight to design Expo 2017
Zaha Hadid, Mecanoo and Coop Himmelblau shortlisted for world fair
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NewsEdinburgh referred to ombudsman over 'scrapbook facadism' plan
Malcolm Fraser joins conservationists fighting to save important post-war building
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NewsMetropolitan Workshop gets final green light for Leopold Estate
Last phase of regeneration includes 364 new homes
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NewsRichard Rogers claims developers run projects past Prince of Wales
Prince Charles’s influence so strong London developers won’t risk his opposition, says architect
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NewsMargaret Thatcher’s school listed
Listed grade II for its association with the late prime minister
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NewsArchitect sought to redevelop Mies van der Rohe's only public library
Shops, flats and six storeys could be added to Martin Luther King Library in Washington
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NewsCompetition for Scottish scenic routes launched
Three installations to be completed by March 2014
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NewsPollard Thomas Edwards appointed to Dagenham homes
Scheme due to start on site at the end of the year
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NewsHerzog & de Meuron's station redesign dismissed as 'huge industrial drain'
Barry Humphries attacks $1bn winning entry