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NewsIranian Embassy design shelved
Plans in Kensington by Daneshgar Architects said to have been withdrawn
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NewsBSF finish for Astudio Architecture
Astudio Architecture’s £37 million school in Tower Hamlets has officially opened.
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NewsGensler claims businesses key to tackling London's 'open space deficit'
Practice unveils new research at Mipim in collaboration with the Urban Land Institute
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NewsCable claims planning system is a barrier to economic growth
Business secretary says thousands of bad decisions add up to a “huge missed opportunity”
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NewsJohn McAslan's Crossrail station approved
Westminster City Council planners back Hanover Square proposals
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NewsWest London PassivHaus retrofit revealed
Paul Davis & Partners unveils first British retrofit to be awarded PassivHaus accreditation
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NewsJohn Thompson & Partners lands east China eco-town
JTP has won an international competition to design an eco-town for 80,000 people in eastern China, beating firms from Italy and Germany.
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NewsRMJM boss admits "two very difficult years"
Under-fire chief executive Peter Morrison thanks staff for “understanding” but offers no apology over salaries
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NewsFoster & Partners wins £1.7 billion cultural hub project in Hong Kong
Firm scoops prized job ahead of Rem Koolhaas’s OMA and local firm Rocco Design
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NewsRMJM principal suspended after email tirade
Hong Kong staffer made public attack on CEO Peter Morrison
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NewsBrady urges stars to stop exploiting students
RIBA president-elect calls for an end to free working and for better student skills
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NewsFoster set to speed into Saudi
This new high-speed railway station at Jeddah is one of four station designs revealed by Foster & Partners’ for the Haramain high-speed railway (HHR) in Saudi Arabia.
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NewsHaigh to lead Cabe survivors
Details of which 20 staff from axed quango Cabe will move across to the Design Council have been announced.
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Arup builds lucrative green alliance
Arup and Skanska have formed a partnership that will allow them to exploit the retrofit potential of the £10 billion-a-year commercial property market.
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Gerner advises all party rail group
DLG Architects partner Gareth Gerner has announced he is working with the government’s All Party Parliamentary Light Rail Group to show the potential for regeneration such transport links can bring.
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