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NewsRMJM's Suzhou higher education campus
RMJM has won an international competition to design a new campus in Suzhou in China.
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NewsEdinburgh Haymarket hotel public inquiry underway
A public inquiry into Richard Murphy’s proposed 19-storey £200 million hotel in Haymarket, Edinburgh, has begun.
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NewsRyder's £23m Newcastle library set for opening
A £24 million library designed by Ryder Architecture is due to open to the public in less than two weeks time.
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Major Chelsea Barracks setback as Kensington and Chelsea raise objections
The controversial redevelopment of Chelsea Barracks has received a significant setback after a key player raised serious objections to the scheme.
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News£150m Birmingham development by Trevor Horne wins planning
Birmingham’s regeneration has been boosted after Trevor Horne Architects won planning approval for a £150 million mixed-use development in the heart of the city centre.
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NewsBD’s guide to your cultural week May 26 to May 31
It’s RCA show time again and even the Lighthouse is tuning into the latest craze for Pecha Kutcha, this time on the subject of Glasgow.Or if that doesn’t get the cultural juices flowing then why not join the most controversial of the YBAs, Tracy Emin, for an opening night tipple ...
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NewsPelli Clarke Pelli's Wood Wharf tower in for planning
Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects is returning to Canary Wharf with a 194 metre tower.
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NewsCoates’s Glyndebourne restaurant aims for a theatrical experience
The new Glyndebourne restaurant, designed by Nigel Coates, opened last week to mark the first night of Glyndebourne opera festival.
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NewsApproval for library extension
Shepheard Epstein Hunter has won planning permission for a £6 million extension to a library in Enfield, north London.
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NewsFoster's to help transform Stockholm waterfront
Foster & Partners and Berg Arkitektkontor, part of CF Møller Architects, have been appointed to design a masterplan for the heart of Stockholm.
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NewsIt’s time for architects to get political
Architects and institutions are failing to influence government policy, RIAS conference hears
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Hopkins, Holl and McAslan make Mackintosh shortlist
Seven practices have been shortlisted to design a new building for Glasgow School of Art, it was announced today.
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NewsHeatherwick’s shining start-ups open in Aberystwyth
Heatherwick Studio is celebrating the official opening of its competition-winning creative unit development at Aberystwyth Arts Centre
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NewsBDP strikes back in Wimbledon row
Building Design Partnership has placed the blame for alleged defects dogging the media and broadcast centre at Wimbledon on its client, the All England Tennis Club
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NewsCroydon’s ‘third city’ project is in disarray
Some of Britain’s leading firms have seen their landmark developments for Croydon collapse or stall as they fall victim to the recession. The string of projects, by architects including RTKL, Sheppard Robson and Rolfe Judd, had been intended to create London’s “third city”
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NewsArb set to overhaul elections
The Arb is to overhaul its electoral processes following the controversy that engulfed the election for board members earlier this year, during which RIBA president Sunand Prasad was accused of unfairly influencing the result
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NewsHoxton block takes its influence from sixties and Tudor heritage
East London-based practice PH Plus has won planning permission for a 1,000sq m seven-storey residential and commercial scheme on Pitfield Street, Hoxton
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NewsDissing & Weitling designs squiggly bridge for Glasgow
Dissing & Weitling, working with a team including Atkins and Halcrow, has designed a distinctive new bridge to span the River Clyde, part of a £33 million regeneration scheme for Tradeston in Glasgow
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NewsYoung guns team up to win primary school work
Duggan Morris Architects (DMA), Glowacka Rennie, Gort Scott, Harry Dobbs Design and Matthew Springett Associates have formed a consortium to bid for work designing primary schools, and to hold design charettes with education departments of local authorities
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Charles invited to Chelsea Barracks summit
Prince Charles has been invited to a peace summit with the Chelsea Barracks developer in an attempt to resolve the row over the controversial site.