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NewsAtkins and BDP announce deals from UKTI summits
Legacy corporation appoints Atkins to oversee technical transformation of Olympic Park
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NewsStudio Meda and Julian Harrap win planning on third attempt
Four-storey wing approved for listed Georgian house
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NewsArchitecture PLB gets green light for student housing
£33 million project is for University of Southampton
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NewsLevete's V&A plans ‘threaten’ South Kensington
Councillors attack proposed changes to Aston Webb screen
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NewsSetback for Populous's Bristol stadium as case referred back to inspector
Architect’s proposed stadium site could be declared a town green
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NewsCF Møller wins planning for Peabody scheme
Architect says design adopts scale of surrounding terraces
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NewsEuropean Hotel Design Awards shortlist announced
Jestico & Whiles and Paul Davis among finalists
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NewsOwner of architecture business is guilty of train ticket fraud
Suspended jail sentence for producing £2,000 of fake tickets
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NewsNew Westminster dean warns of uphill struggle for students
David Dernie says “social mobility is a big issue”
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NewsRestore Ally Pally's theatre first, say public
Proposed hotel in Farrell’s masterplan not the top priority, survey adds
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NewsPlatform 5 unveils St Martin's cafe
Central London project is practice’s first for public realm
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NewsLondon Pleasure Gardens failure costs architects more work
Architects lined-up to work at London Pleasure Gardens fear their projects will be shelved after the site organisers went into administration.The RIBA London worked with LPG to appoint young architects for projects across the Royal Docks site including Foster Lomas, Nicholas Kirk Architects, Studio Squat and Visitor Studio.But dwindling visitor ...