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NewsPortsmouth students shortlisted for international competition
Competition run by Robert Auzelle Seminar urban design organisation focuses on rediscovering forgotten spaces
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NewsEnglish Heritage launches online database of historic assets
English Heritage has launched an online database of the country’s heritage assets to promote better understanding and protection of the historic environment
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NewsEnglish Heritage reveals George Gilbert Scott is most listed architect
The architect responsible for designing the greatest number of listed buildings in England has been revealed as George Gilbert Scott
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NewsPRP - Trees extra-care scheme, London
The latest project from PRP’s interiors team features 40 extra-care flats for older people in a conservation area in Highgate
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NewsDraft planning framework prompts RIBA call for design review panels
The RIBA has renewed its calls for design review to play a greater role in the planning process, in response to a draft national planning policy framework published last week.
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NewsEnglish Heritage set to recommend Broadgate listing
Make’s controversial scheme could be scuppered if government agrees
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NewsCampaign to change Chipperfield Kunsthaus
Protesters devise alternative plans for Zurich gallery extension
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NewsCZWG’s first China project shortlisted
CZWG has been shortlisted for what would be its biggest job to date – a vast new business and commercial district in Shenzhen, China
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NewsRIBA launches competition to redesign pylon
Judging panel includes energy and climate secretary Chris Huhne
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NewsArchitect designs 'tower block' allotment for Chelsea Flower Show
Chetwood pair hope this year’s garden will be another prize-winner
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NewsHOK London wins Sicilian convent job
HOK London will renovate a Jesuit convent and adjacent church in the Sicilian city of Ragusa. The 5,000sq m site will now be converted into a museum.
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NewsWork starts at Mallorca cliff house
Work has started on site on a Mediterranean sequel to Graham Phillips’ Skywood House near London
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News3XN - Bella Sky Hotel, Copenhagen
As well as creating the striking structure of the building, 3XN has designed the public interior spaces of the Bella Sky Hotel
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NewsMake resubmits Octopus scheme
Make has resubmitted plans for its Octopus office development at Chiswick Roundabout in west London following a long battle with planners at Hounslow Council.The architect agreed to make changes to the proposals, including lowering the height of the building by 3m and increasing the volume of office space provided from ...
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NewsTim Byles to leave Partnerships for Schools
The man in charge of the government’s school building programme is set to leave his post after nearly five years.Chief executive of Partnerships for Schools, Tim Byles, oversaw the delivery of the £55 billion Building Schools for the Future scheme which was scrapped last July.Byles is understood to be establishing ...
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NewsJeremy Hunt to make decision on Broadgate listing
Culture secretary to step in after Penrose conflict of interest emerges
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NewsFeilden & Mawson's Prague office wins Czech Grand Prix
Mountain House built for £88,000 in total including land and fittings
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NewsArchitects accused of silence over Ai Weiwei
Practices are putting business interests before conscience, says Rosbottom
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NewsIndustry pushes for more Green Deal details
Architects and sustainability experts have called for detailed policies to back up the government’s announcement on carbon reduction this week.