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NewsHenning Larsen to design Siemens global HQ in Munich
Danish firm beats Hopkins in competition for 45,000sq m building
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NewsMake's Battersea scheme moves closer
Gas holders near power station to be torn down ahead of redevelopment work
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NewsMackintosh school gets new head
Studio KAP director Christopher Platt appointed to the role following international search
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NewsSheppard Robson wins planning for 20-storey City development
One Mitre Square’s plan is based on medieval priory
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NewsFinal phase of Farrell's Paddington Basin wins planning
Westminster Council approves plans for five mixed-use buildings
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NewsGreen light for Herzog & de Meuron's Hong Kong police station conversion
Purcell Miller Tritton and Herzog & de Meuron have won permission for the £145 million redevelopment of one of the most historic sites in Hong Kong.
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NewsCultural Guide- July 11-17
This week’s cultural guide brings you labyrinths and sand castles amongst other events worthy of a place in your diary.
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NewsHadid appointed for Beijing office scheme
Zaha Hadid Architects has been commissioned to design an office complex in Beijing by Soho China.
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NewsNew Zealand team wins Christchurch post-quake competition
A team representing New Zealand Wood has won a 48-hour design challenge exploring the rebuilding of Christchurch after a series of devastating earthquakes earlier this year.
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NewsCapita partners on Kenyan city project
Capita Symonds has been appointed programme delivery partner for Kenya’s $5 billion Tatu City.
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NewsCarbuncle Cup 2011 — view all the nominated projects
Schemes by Rogers Stirk Harbour, Jean Nouvel, RHWL, Broadway Malyan, Wilkinson Eyre and Bond Bryan among nominees
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NewsGove asks RIBA how to cut school design costs
Education secretary wants institute to help devise efficiency savings
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NewsParry set for Jersey scheme
Eric Parry and MJP have been appointed to design the first two buildings in an office development in Jersey’s capital.
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NewsRobert Adam brought in to rethink Forest Gate
Robert Adam Architects has been drafted in to work on the regeneration of Forest Gate in east London.
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NewsCapita Symonds appointed as design consultant on Bristol Airbus project
Aecom lands M&E design contract
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NewsMultiple marble makeover for the Scotsman Steps
A grotty flight of Victorian stairs leading to Waverley Station in the centre of Edinburgh has been transformed by Haworth Tompkins and the Turner Prize-winning artist Martin Creed.