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NewsGreenwich University's Spiller wields axe over part-time staff
P45s on their way as architecture head begins clearout of part-time lecturers
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NewsNine in running for Brentford scheme
The development arm of British Waterways has asked nine architects including DSDHA, Alison Brooks and Duggan Morris to come up with designs for a canal-side housing scheme in Brentford, west London.
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NewsFat and AA Architects collaboration completed in Sheffield
Great Places Housing Group has completed its development of 35 eco-homes in Sheffield, designed by Fat and AA Architects.
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NewsFBN Architects gets green light for 55 houses in Paisley
Scheme to be built on former school site for Scottish housing association
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NewsPlans for £264 billion man-made Dutch mountain take shape
Outlandish idea floated by journalist finds serious support
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Norwich launches architecture degree
Norwich is to get its first architecture degree starting in 2012 at the Norwich University College of the Arts (NUCA).
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NewsPlanning reform fears overstated, says Clark
Planning minister Greg Clark has defended impending changes to the planning system, saying worries voiced by the National Trust and the Campaign to Protect Rural England are exaggerated.
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NewsYoung firms dominate Windermere shortlist
Some of Britain’s most hotly tipped young practices have been shortlisted to redevelop an existing boat museum on the banks of England’s biggest lake.
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Spurs wins review of Olympic stadium decision
Tottenham Hotspur has won the right to a judicial review of the decision to award the Populus-designed Olympic Stadium to West Ham after the 2012 games.
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NewsAlsop’s new practice to open office outside UK
All Design expects 75% of its work to come from overseas
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NewsArchitects back petition to reform procurement
’Safety-first’ culture accused of stifling flair in public sector buildings
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NewsShigeru Ban designs cardboard cathedral for earthquake-hit Christchurch
The New Zealand city of Christchurch has commissioned the Japanese architect to design a temporary structure on the site of its 1864 cathedral that was destroyed during February’s earthquake.
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NewsConstruction starts on Turkey’s Crocodile Stadium
Ground will be home to Bursaspor football club
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NewsChetwoods to refurb listed Leeds mill
Project will create small office suites in bid to attract tenants
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NewsFrank Lloyd Wright's Robie House joins Lego set
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Robie House in Chicago has become the latest building to be recreated for Lego’s architecture series. The model will be launched at Robie House on August 27 and will be on sale in the UK in September. Robie House is the 10th addition to the series and ...
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NewsBritish student reaches final in mAAN Seoul Conference competition
An architecture student from the University of East London has been shortlisted for an international student design competition and has flown out to Seoul to present it
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NewsGreen light for Salford University arts building
Stride Treglown has been granted planning permission for its £38 million arts building for Salford University in Manchester.The seven-storey building will act as a gateway to the site and will include theatre and performance spaces, a café, tuition areas and studio facilities. Work also includes a public square and links ...
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NewsTAG chair to discuss Cabe 'bias' with Design Council
Meeting follows Traditional Architects Group anger over Finch’s Olympic comments
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