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NewsSouthwold scheme is brewing
Ash Sakula architects has received planning permission for this high-density scheme to redevelop a former Adnams brewery distribution site at Southwold in Suffolk.The proposals include a specialist wine and kitchenware shop, a cafe and a mix of 34 houses and flats around a new public square.The architecture is intended to ...
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Council defends costs of Sloane Square consulting
A third public consultation on Stanton Williams Architects’ ambitious plans to redevelop London’s Sloane Square has been defended by the local council after it emerged that it had already spent almost three-quarters of a million pounds on the two previous exercises.
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NewsVorsprung durch technik
Wilkinson Eyre has revealed this design for a flagship Audi Centre in west London.
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Jencks Award recognises Hadid’s contribution
Zaha Hadid has won this year’s Jencks Award, giving her international profile yet another boost.
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Curtain call
This striking temporary structure in Liverpool has been designed by the Office for Subversive Architecture.
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Six schemes shortlisted for River Lee footbridge
Six practices are competing to design a new pedestrian bridge over the River Lee in Tottenham.
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Mayor’s design unit under fire
Conflict of interest investigation at the Architecture & Urbanism Unit
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Cabe misses 43% of its targets, says government
Cabe’s chief executive Richard Simmonshas branded the government’s system of rating his organisation “perverse” as its annual report showed it had missed almost half of the quantifiable targets it had been set.
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Hyams leaves Aedas in dispute over studio role
Design director’s desire for unit’s autonomy led to clash
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NewsAdjaye not our idea, says jury
Central awards committee added Idea Store to RIBA Award list and overrode other nominations
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South-east ‘solution’ to Westminster overcrowding
An independent commission chaired by Richard Best and including Terry Farrell has recommended moving social housing tenants from Westminster to the four South-east growth areas to ease the borough’s housing crisis.
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Arb agrees to clamp down on title abuse
Arb is to clamp down on abuse of title, following a rare unanimous vote by its divided board.
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Venice Biennale report 2006
Ellis Woodman's reviews an architecture show without architecture; Amanda Baillieu is disappointed by the limits to our thinking about cities; Zoe Blackler reports on the future for Sheffield, the focus of the British Pavilion; and our reviews team offer 20 top tips on how to get the full Venice experience
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First ‘green charter’ for Thames Gateway site
Medway Council has issued a “green charter” for Rochester Riverside, a key Thames Gateway site.
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Council backs Guildhall conversion into court
Controversial plans to convert the grade II* listed Middlesex Guildhall into a new Supreme Court have been given the go-ahead by Westminster City Council.The proposals, which brought protests from heritage campaigners, involve the adaptation of the early 20th century Guildhall on Parliament Square into a new court which will take ...