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NewsGove reveals plans for huge Cambridge expansion as part of city regeneration strategy
Consultation on reforming local plans among measures to remove supply bottleneck
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NewsLDS’ Lambeth hotel scheme set to walk through planning
Westminster Bridge Road proposals will be global operator’s fourth hotel in the Waterloo area
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NewsFour retrofit schemes shortlisted for inaugural RIBA Reinvention Awards
New gong recognises achievements in the creative reuse of buildings
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NewsIn pictures: PLP Architecture completes Arbor in Bankside Yards
The first building to complete at Bankside Yards in London, Arbor is a 223,000 sq ft sustainable workplace designed by PLP Architecture. The building provides 19 storeys of workspace, including two double-height floors designed to be used as an auditorium or creative workspace. This is part of a wider strategy ...
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NewsGreen light for AFK’s 269m City tower
Councillors back plans for 55 Bishopsgate, set to be Square Mile’s third tallest building
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News‘Utterly pathetic’: M&S boss slams Gove’s Oxford street decision
Retailer to review its position at flagship store after nearly a century on London’s busiest shopping street
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NewsCall to refuse Fletcher Priest’s City tower over impact on listed bath house
Victorian Society says 24-storey 55 Old Broad Street scheme would pave way for Herzog & de Mueron’s controversial Liverpool Street plans
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NewsIn pictures: Subterranean WW2 bunker transformed into holiday home
Designed by Corstorphine & Wright, a former WW2 bunker on the Dorset coast has been transformed into an inconspicuous holiday home. Located on a working dairy farm within the Dorset Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this forgotten historical artefact has been brought back into use, recently opening its doors to ...
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NewsFears government’s slow response to Morrell review could ‘freeze progress’ on building product safety
CPA says clarity needed on UKCA mark
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NewsGove refuses M&S Oxford Street redevelopment in landmark ruling
Save Britain’s Heritage hails “hugely important decision” as Pilbrow & Partners plans are considered to emit too much carbon
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NewsGove’s M&S decision: how the industry reacted
Move to block rebuild of flagship Oxford Street store broadly welcomed but retail body warns it could damage the West End
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NewsLondon practices eyeing staff cuts as confidence falters
RIBA survey finds future staffing expectations plummeted last month amid interest rate worries
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NewsIn pictures: Pigment House by Unknown Works
Architecture practice Unknown Works has transformed a dark London townhouse into a connected home within a stepped and terraced landscape. The clients wanted to refocus their four-storey semi-detached terrace to include an open, fluid living space. Their vision was to create a multi-level playground for their two young children and ...
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NewsIslington delays deciding controversial Morris & Co scheme
Councillors demand more detail on whole-life carbon assessment for City Fringe office proposals
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NewsTottenham Hotspur’s towers plan hit by second staircase delay
F3 Architects’ proposals for 850 homes in shadow of club’s stadium approved after fire safety rejig
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NewsGreen light for KPF’s Canary Wharf life sciences tower
Detailed consent for 23-storey tower on Docklands’ North Quay site
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NewsOMA’s Factory facing further £20m cost hike
Manchester councillors are told delays and inflation are to blame for latest performance-centre price increases
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NewsCorstorphine & Wright to design Leeds motor neurone disease centre
Scheme named after former Leeds Rhinos scrum-half Rob Burrows, who was diagnosed with the disease in 2019
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NewsPiercy & Co plans to rebuild 1960s Shoreditch office tipped for green light
Revised Telephone House scheme criticised by objectors for embodied carbon impact
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