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NewsWembley takes a step up
Brent Borough Council is considering a planning application for a dramatic new main entrance to Wembley Stadium, the Olympic Steps, designed by landscape architect Randle Siddeley Associates and Hamiltons Architects as part of a masterplan by the Richard Rogers Partnership.
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NewsFoster plans hit by Croydon’s bid to seize Gateway site
Croydon Council has issued a further blow to Norman Foster’s plans for a massive mixed-use scheme in Croydon.
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Regeneration super-quango confirmed
English Partnerships and the Housing Corporation are to merge to form a super-quango controlling public funds worth more than £4 billion.
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Make steals Sherwood Forest from strong list
Make has beaten Glenn Howells and Wilkinson Eyre in the RIBA competition for a new £50 million visitor complex for Sherwood Forest, Nottinghamshire.
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NewsDumfries and Galloway College by BDP
BDP has revealed designs for a super-campus which will be Scotland’s largest multi-institutional educational establishment.
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News730-home Peabody project submitted
A flagship residential project in west London has finally been submitted for planning.
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Design the zero-carbon home of the future
Architects have been challenged to design the zero carbon home of the future and win £5,000.
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NewsAylesbury wood works
Aylesbury Vale District Council has granted planning consent for Arts Team’s £25 million theatre and entertainment centre.
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NewsBlue hotel
This 79-room Travelodge hotel, designed by Gianni Botsford Architects, has opened in Peterborough.
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NewsFrei Otto picked to design next Serpentine pavilion
Frei Otto, the German architect who designed the roof of the 1972 Olympic Stadium in Munich, will design the 2007 Serpentine Gallery pavilion, it has been announced.
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Marks & Spencer plans to be carbon-neutral by 2012
Retail giant Marks & Spencer has announced ambitious plans to go carbon neutral by 2012, including a pledge to make its 500-plus stores 25% more energy efficient.
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Key report puts design at heart of education
Teachers are set to lead the way in the design of new schools as an influential panel of government advisers places architecture at the heart of sweeping changes proposed for the UK education system.
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NewsLast Rykwert building in danger
Campaigners rally to save 1970s Chelsea housing from Foster & Partners’ luxury apartment scheme
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Plea to end loophole on listing
Buildings damaged while awaiting assessment, says Victorian Society
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NewsStudy will probe ‘the possible’ for Lambeth Palace
Church of England managers have commissioned a new study to explore possible alterations to the “charmingly chaotic” Lambeth Palace, home of the Archbishop of Canterbury.
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NewsGensler blasts Cabe over supercasino
Gensler, the world’s second largest architecture practice, has accused Cabe of failing to understand the outline planning application process and being unable to give schemes outside London due consideration.
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Welsh design panel admits it has failed
The Design Commission for Wales has admitted that its efforts to improve the province’s built environment have failed, in a brutally honest review of its first three years.
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NewsLondon's new cultural heart
The sheer number and quality of schemes waiting to be built in Southwark will transform London’s oldest borough into a showcase for architectural talent.