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Alsop sells practice to SMC for £1.8 million
SMC Group has acquired Stirling Prize winner Will Alsop's practice for £1.8 million, it was announced to the Stock Exchange today.
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NewsYoung guns dumped
Small firm M2R left fuming after Virgin abandons its design for VIP Heathrow terminal
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Design watchdog slams Farrell Edinburgh plans
Scotland's design watchdog has delivered an embarrassing blow to Edinburgh design champion Terry Farrell, attacking flagship designs by his practice for an extension to the Edinburgh International Conference Centre.
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Olympic designs in planning setback
2012 park delayed and Zaha's Aquatics Centre faces further redesign
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NHS reforms could boost hospital design
Health adviser Roger Ulrich says ‘architecture is a big driver of choice'
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Council gives go-ahead to King's Cross first phase...
Architects will be appointed in months to work on the £400 million first phase at London's huge King's Cross development after the scheme was given last-minute approval by Camden council.
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NewsBirmingham rivals in bid to bury RRP library
David Adjaye, Glenn Howells and Make have all drawn up rival designs for a new library in Birmingham in a final political bid to kill off Richard Rogers' Eastside library scheme for the city.
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NewsCamden's walk in the park
Gustafson Porter's park is the final piece of the jigsaw in the 10-year battle to provide London's Swiss Cottage with a new cultural heart. But has it been worth the wait?
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More China for Arup
Arup has been appointed to masterplan a 6sq km area near Jinan in China's Shandong province.
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NewsGreenhouse effect
Bennetts Associates' new Greenhouse office scheme will be one of the first buildings built within the King's Cross scheme.
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...as campaigners give last gasp of opposition
After years of delay and uncertainty, Argent's immense King's Cross project was ushered in by Camden councillors with barely a whisper of protest.
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Stronger homes code praised
The government has toughened the controversial Code for Sustainable Homes following widespread criticism that the original draft targets did not go far enough.
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NewsIn the running for Runcorn's new look
Designs by Sutherland Hussey, Allford Hall Monaghan Morris and Broadway Malyan have been unveiled as part of a high-profile competition to transform the town of Runcorn in Cheshire.
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DLR extension for Barking Riverside
The single biggest housing development in the Thames Gateway is back on track following successful negotiations between London mayor Ken Livingstone and the ODPM.
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DLR extension for Barking Riverside
The single biggest housing development in the Thames Gateway is back on track following successful negotiations between London mayor Ken Livingstone and the ODPM.
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Adam: traditional is greener
Traditionally proportioned and constructed buildings are less environmentally damaging than equivalent modern buildings, according to a report by Robert Adam Architects.
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NewsSudjic for Design Museum
The Design Museum has appointed architecture critic Deyan Sudjic as its new director.