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Biennale spotlight for front garden campaign
Terry Brown, senior partner at GMW, is stepping up the campaign to tackle the blight on London streets caused by people abandoning their front gardens and concreting them over for cars and rubbish bins.
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NewsOne in a million
This £21 million residential and commercial scheme by London-based Biscoe & Stanton architects boasts Cambridge's first £1 million apartment. The Belvedere's penthouse overlooks the city from the top of a 34m-high tower, which will be the city's tallest residential building when the project is completed in late summer.
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Four in running for Manchester job
Bptw is among four practices shortlisted for a residential scheme next to the Gorton Monastery in east Manchester.
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Prescott slammed over housing plan water needs
A parliamentary inquiry into water management has concluded that the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister failed to properly consider how plans for building hundreds of thousands of new houses across the South-east would affect water supplies and sewage plants in the region.
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NewsYes, Minster
Carey Jones' £17 million residential development in Layerthorpe, York, just 700m from the Minster has been granted planning consent. The 365sq m scheme, being built by Tiger Developments, will create 158 one and two bedroomed flats alongside the River Foss.
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RIBA hopeful Phillips rejects isolationist jibe
RIBA presidential candidate Peter Phillips has strenuously denied claims on Ribanet he wants to end international membership of the institute if elected.
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NewsHammersmith office links old and new
Heber-Percy & Parker has received planning consent for its office scheme at 3 Sussex Place in Hammersmith, west London.
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NewsRoyal Academy show is delirious hodgepodgery
What virtues the Royal Academy summer show can claim have never included much in the way of a cohesion of vision. It is a ragbag and contentendly so. That said, year on year the rest of the exhibition is made to look positively monotonous by the delirious hodgepodgery of the ...
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NewsMake mine a Danish
Danish practice Schmidt Hammer Lassen narrowly beat O'Donnell & Tuomey to win the competition to design a £55 million library for the University of Aberdeen.
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BD online at the London Biennale
BD is the new media partner for the London Architecture Biennale.
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NewsET comes home
The 238th Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition opens on Monday with an architecture room curated by Richard MacCormac, Peter Cook and Ian Ritchie.
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BD is the New Media partner for the London Biennale
This is the site for BD's daily coverage of the London Architecture Biennale. Every day between 16 and 25 June we will be bringing you fresh reports from the festival's highlight events, with podcasts of lectures, photographs, gossips and our pick of the day.
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NewsTwelve practices to compete in Cool Wall debate
A dozen lucky practices have been chosen to compete in the BD/100% Detail Cool Wall contest during the London biennale
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English Heritage sidelined from DCMS listings review
Commonwealth Institute demolition plan sparks row over future of heritage protection
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BDP and HLM land Sheffield schools haul
BDP and HLM have landed one of the biggest prizes yet in the government's £2.2 billion a year Building Schools for the Future programme, as part of the consortium appointed to rebuild every secondary school in Sheffield by 2015.
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Mayor doubles green target
Concern grows over Livingstone's plan to increase requirements for production of renewable on-site energy
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Public space proposal for Building Centre
The chairman of the Building Centre Trust, Spencer de Grey, has outlined plans for a new public space for London outside the centre, where Sheppard Robson's £60,000 house is on display.
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