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NewsMather Oxford plan fails to win over EH
Watchdog speaks out over proposed demolition in Keble campus scheme
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NewsPrince’s barracks remarks ‘ignorant’
A letter from Prince Charles which described Richard Rogers’ designs for Chelsea Barracks as “brutalist” and helped thwart the landmark development was condemned as ignorant and dangerous this week
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NewsEH demands action over Lubetkin health centre
English Heritage has written to the owner of Lubetkin’s threatened Finsbury Health Centre demanding a meeting to discuss its worsening state of repair
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NewsBad reception at the Beeb
The NAO’s scathing report on the corporation’s building projects may offer short-term schadenfreude to certain architects — but what are the longer-term consequences for the profession
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NewsHCA sees scores for Kickstart rocket
Kickstart-funded housing developments given low Building for Life scores by Cabe were reassessed for the Homes & Communities Agency and subsequently scored far higher
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NewsCity farm to go on site of van Egeraat scheme
A “pop up” city farm is to be created on the site of Erick van Egeraat’s multi-billion-pound masterplan to regenerate east London’s Canning Town and Custom House, which starts in 2012
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Mantownhuman debate: Architecture and Climate Change
Architecture and Climate Change is the first topic in a new debate series designed to "poke a stick into the architectural mainstream".
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NewsChiswick blossoms
Visitors to Chiswick House & Gardens in west London are enjoying the first signs of spring at Caruso St John’s newly opened £1.8 million café
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NewsEnvironment key to shaping university’s £1.2m design centre
Work has started on Niall McLaughlin Architects’ £1.2 million Centre for Design at Cranfield University in Bedford
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NewsNew cladding competition launched for Guy's Hospital
Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital in London has launched its second architectural competition in less than a month, seeking expressions of interest for a £21 million cladding project.
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NewsCyclists gear up for Cannes ride
Riders participating in Cycle To Cannes, the annual sponsored bicycle ride to Mipim, have reached the last leg of fundraising before the ride starts next Thursday.
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NewsWilkinson Eyre's New Bodleian awaits chapter and verse
Wilkinson Eyre has unveiled its plans for the £78 million restoration of the New Bodleian library building in Oxford.
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NewsMarsh plants seeds of Meadows
Nottingham-based practice Marsh Grochowski has revealed images of its £8 million 38-home sustainable housing development for developer Blueprint.
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Home emissions plan welcomed
The RIBA and the UK Green Building Council have welcomed the government’s latest strategy to reduce household energy emissions.
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Bomber memorial design on show
Liam O’Connor has unveiled his design for a £3 million memorial in London’s Green Park to the 55,573 men of the Bomber Command air crew who died during the Second World War.
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NewsBattersea Power Station project threatened by heritage row
A row has erupted over a little-known pumping station that threatens to derail Rafael Vinoly’s entire £5.5 billion redevelopment of Battersea Power Station.