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NewsCentre Point plans back to drawing board
Planners raise concerns with piazza on Rick Mather and Conran & Partners’ scheme
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NewsLSE to publish high rise retrofitting investigation
High Rise Hope intends to showcase benefits of whole building renovation
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NewsHolder Mathias completes arts centre revamp
Grade II-listed Gwyn Hall now has 400 seat auditorium
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NewsCF Møller Architects completes Norwegian art museum
Design was inspired by Europe’s largest glacier
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NewsMayor launches developer search for Rogers scheme
45-storey tower planned for Elephant & Castle
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NewsAHMM submits revised plans for Camden market
Practice hoping to overcome objections to Hawley Wharf redevelopment
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NewsOlympic media centre could host temporary House of Commons
MP suggests novel alternative use for east London building
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NewsPrivate sector must lead the way on sustainability say Open City panelists
Debate concludes developers and investors can’t afford to wait for politicians
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NewsDavid Adjaye pavilion opens at Liverpool Biennial
Architect collaborated with New York artist Doug Aitken
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NewsGary Neville wins permission for Teletubby house successor
Bolton councillors give go-ahead for eco-home by Architekturburo Lowe
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NewsSteven Holl's Sliced Porosity Block nears completion in Chengdu
Scheme includes a pavilion by Lebbeus Woods
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NewsWest Ham looks to public funds to pay for stadium conversion
Football club only willing to pay £3m towards £160m refit
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NewsFarrells to revise Rogers Stirk Harbour’s Wood Wharf plans
Terry Farrell appointed to redesign Canary Wharf extension
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NewsWorkload 'restricts Vaizey's influence'
Architects welcome appointment but worries over broad portfolio
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NewsBirmingham BSF schools prepare for new term
Schools by DRMM, Glenn Howells and Marks Barfield have completed
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NewsCameron U-turn cuts Green Deal take-up by 2.2m homes
Decision to drop “conservatory tax” puts flagship policy at risk, documents reveal