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NewsLipton says Make’s City scheme is ‘the worst’
Original Broadgate developer Stuart Lipton has said Make’s proposals to replace the current buildings are the worst he has seen in the City of London for two decades.
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NewsArchitecture centres to charge for design review
Under-pressure architecture centres have admitted they will begin charging for design reviews as they face up to life without Cabe funding.
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NewsFirms axed as Leeds plans shrink
Farrells, McAslan and Heatherwick all victims as scheme scaled back
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NewsApollo Architects' Sendai houses survive Japan earthquake
Satoshi Kurosaki of Tokyo-based Apollo Architects has confirmed the two family houses he completed recently in Sendai have survived the earthquake.Lift, finished in the last few weeks, is in a residential district of central Sendai. It is a wooden house on a tight plot, which veers up at the front ...
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NewsAustin-Smith Lord triumph for Hereford's Buttermarket
Austin-Smith Lord has won an RIBA open ideas competition for the redevelopment of Hereford’s Buttermarket.The firm won the commission ahead of Ryder Architects, RRA Architects and Troy Kidsley Architecture, following a meeting of the jury chaired by former Cabe and English Heritage commissioner Les Sparks.Herefordshire Council cabinet member for economic ...
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NewsNeil Sutherland wins Bute forest competition
Neil Sutherland Architects has won a controversial competition to masterplan the transformation of a forest on the Isle of Bute, off the west coast of Scotland.
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NewsTwickenham explores expansion plans
Populous has been asked to carry out a feasibility study into expanding the home of English rugby union at Twickenham.
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Swan Housing firms net £300m contract
A dozen practices have landed places on a £300 million-plus housing framework across London and the South-east.
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NewsSergison Bates designs Chile quake-legacy pavilion
Sergison Bates has designed a community pavilion for a site in Quidico, Chile.
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NewsArchitects urged not to pull out of Japan
Radiation fears prompt many to leave country following earthquake
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NewsArchitects sought for Geffrye Museum revamp
Work based on Chipperfield masterplan includes new entrances and two-storey building
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NewsBIG wins international timber housing competition
BIG beats 25 rivals to design and construct wooden multi-storey residential buildings in Finland
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Makin reveals plans for £15.5 million hotel in Hull
Regeneration scheme could be part-funded by government
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Candy man goes to Treasury to lead Battersea Power Station redevelopment
Battersea Power Station developer Treasury Holdings has head-hunted the man in charge of One Hyde Park for Candy & Candy.
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NewsShigeru Ban in Japan earthquake aid
Pompidou-Metz Centre designer hands out cardboard partitions for shelters
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NewsMorrison family sinks £8 million into RMJM
Refinancing deal aimed at securing “robust financial position”
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NewsSafdie Architects' Artscience Museum opens in Singapore
Safdie Architects’ Artscience Museum has opened in Singapore. It features 10 curved “petals” or “fingers” containing the 21 galleries, which are naturally lit from apertures in the finger tips illuminating the sculptural interior wall forms.The tallest rises 60m above the 4,000sq m “pond” beside which the 6,000sq m museum stands.The ...