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NewsCharter for architectural education to be thrashed out in soapbox debate
What Now? and Zap Architecture join up to host event at RIBA
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NewsBennetts to transform Hornsey Town Hall into drama school
Bennetts Associates has prepared plans to convert grade II* listed Hornsey Town Hall into a drama school.The building in Crouch End, north London would have a new three-storey wing of studios added to it and be used by the Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts.The existing assembly hall would become the ...
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NewsPlanners approve RMA's Olympic nightclub
Furniture factory will become exclusive temporary party venue
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NewsAlan Camp submits plans for London developments
Alan Camp Architects has submitted two planning applications for developments in the south London boroughs of Wandsworth and Southwark.
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NewsTory Conference: Boris Johnson enters 'shameful shoebox' debate
London mayor addresses housing space standards in conference speech
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NewsTory Conference: Osborne 'incredibly misguided' says UK Green Building Council
Chancellor claims green regulations hold back British business
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NewsStuart Lipton to head Tottenham post-riot regeneration taskforce
The founder of developer Chelsfield, Stuart Lipton, is to head a taskforce overseeing the regeneration of Tottenham following the August riots.Lipton, whose firm is working with David Chipperfield to overhaul Elizabeth House at Waterloo, will work alongside Julian Metcalfe, the founder of Pret A Manger who will head a separate ...
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NewsTory Conference: Ministers signal planning changes
Housing and planning ministers hint at revised planning proposals
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NewsCoop Himmelb(l)au's Busan Cinema Centre opens in Korea
The Cinema Centre in Busan, South Korea, designed by Wolf D. Prix at Coop Himmelb(l)au, has opened.
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NewsHGP unveils designs for Southampton's tallest building
Carphone Warehouse chairman behind 28-storey £74 million Admiral’s Quay scheme
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NewsPlanning applications rise 7.6% year on year
Barbour ABI data show increase of 4,097 applications
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NewsEH grant saves Yarmouth's historic theatre building
The grade I listed St George’s Theatre in the heart of the Norfolk town of Great Yarmouth is to undergo urgent repairs thanks to a grant of £250,000 from English Heritage.
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NewsTory Conference: Funding pledge for Knight's Mersey Gateway
Government gives go-ahead for £600 million bridge between Runcorn and Widnes
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NewsCartwright Pickard receives permission for Sheffield student scheme
Cartwright Pickard Architects and Elmsdale Estates have been awarded planning permission for a student residence-led scheme in the city
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NewsFirst homes completed at Scottish Poundbury
Development profits of Prince’s Foundation’s Knockroon project will repay loan taken out to buy historic Dumfries House
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NewsHadid's Stirling Prize win 'is a nasty irony'
The decision to award this year’s Stirling Prize to Zaha Hadid’s Evelyn Grace Academy has been called “a nasty irony” by one of the UK’s leading schools architects.Jonathan Ellis Miller, founder of east-London practice Ellis Miller, said the £37.5 million school in Brixton “should have been extraordinary” and that the ...
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Will the NPPF improve design quality? Vote now
The government’s proposal to dramatically reform the planning system has dividied opinion, but will it affect design quality?
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NewsFive on Doha campus list
Penoyre & Prasad, Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios and Jestico & Whiles have all been shortlisted in a design competition for a new college campus in Doha, the capital of Qatar.