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NewsAerodrome that defended London from German Zeppelins is listed
Rare example of a near-complete First World War airfield and buildings
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NewsSchool building programme plagued by further delays
Practices could go bust while waiting for work
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NewsFosters & Partners' Imperial War Museum gets OK
Work to revamp Southwark site will start later this year
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NewsJ Mayer H Architects roll out Georgia rest stops
Scheme includes 20 stops for country’s newest highway
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NewsDaniel Moylan replaces Margaret Ford as Olympic Legacy Development chief
Boris Johnson also announces deputy mayors for planning, housing and transport
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NewsPresident of Maxxi museum resigns
Further blow for Zaha Hadid’s Stirling prize winning building
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NewsUrban Salon and Allies & Morrison make Peabody shortlist
PCKO Architects, Aedas and Fraser Brown Mackenna Architects also selected
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NewsPlans to turn Walthamstow dog track into flats get OK from council
Conran & Partners scheme needs to be approved by London mayor
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NewsGensler's Istanbul Financial Centre masterplan approved
Project includes two mosques and a school
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NewsArchitecture courses could be shorter, says Schosa chief
Alex Wright says range of options should be considered to improve offer to students
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News'Liquidation' architect fined £1,000 by Arb
But board says “there was no element of dishonesty”
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NewsNational Theatre voted one of world's ugliest buildings
Top 10 list also includes a building in Toronto by Will Alsop
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NewsArup Associates submits plans for Broadgate Circle
Architect of original scheme redesigns public space
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NewsBritish and Japanese architects explore post-tsunami resconstruction
Florian Beigel, Baca Architects and Architecture Sans Frontières in RIBA workshop
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NewsPetrol stations from the 'glamorous age of motoring' are listed
Architecture minister lists petrol stations designed by Elliot Noyes and Sam Scorer