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NewsCZWG Maggie’s Centre opens in Nottingham
Ninth Maggie’s Centre features interiors by Paul Smith
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NewsOnline petiton launched to reinstate Venice Biennale chairman
Petiton to reinstate Paolo Baratta gains more than 4,000 signatures and support from leading arts figures
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NewsRMJM unveils learning centre for University of Surrey
New building clad in gold and bronze anodised aluminium
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NewsHawkes Architecture secures planning for eco-house in Kent
PPS7 eco-house will be first Code 6 Zero Carbon home in county
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NewsRoedean School appoints Buckley Gray Yeoman to refurbish boarding houses
Buckley Gray Yeoman has been appointed to refurbish four boarding houses at independent girls’ school Roedean.
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NewsRIBA urges architects to embrace localism
Institute to launch guides to help profession work with communities
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NewsMayor launches guidance to protect World Heritage Sites
Consultation to protect London’s Unesco landmarks
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NewsEH considers listing Margate's Arlington House
Move would threaten 3DReid’s Tesco superstore plans
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NewsPage Park recruited in residents’ bid to influence Tesco plans
Scottish community group hires architect to produce town centre development plan
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NewsBoxpark claims New Zealand pop-up mall breaches intellectual property rights
Christchurch scheme for retailers hit by earthquake ‘fails to acknowledge east London inspiration’
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NewsHawkins Brown completes Coventry University hub
24-hour learning hub designed to accommodate 1,000 students at any one time
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NewsPavilion of Protest opens at RIBA
Collaboration between Zap Architecture and Sheffield school of architecture
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NewsFletcher Priest completes Hackney cinema
Fletcher Priest Architects’ new cinema in Hackney, east London, has opened to the public.
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NewsYRM submits plan for nuclear power station at Hinkley Point
EDF Energy has submitted plans to the Infrastructure Planning Commission (IPC) for a 1,630MW-capacity nuclear power station at Hinkley Point in Somerset.
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NewsMake's Octopus wins approval in Chiswick
Hounslow councillors resolve to grant permission for 50m-tall LED shroud
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NewsWorks starts on Rogers controversial Barangaroo development
Construction has started on Rogers Stirk Harbour’s £3.3 billion Barangaroo development in Sydney Harbour.
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NewsRMJM wins £262m airport scheme
RMJM has won a £262 million contract at Russia’s largest airport.
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NewsBoris Johnson unlocks land for 3,500 new homes
Mayor pledges to speed up process to meet target of 50,000 affordable homes by spring 2012
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NewsSergison Bates’ domestic touch at Belgian care home
Sergison Bates has won a competition to design a £16 million old people’s care home in Belgium.