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Olympic hope for small firms
New Olympic Delivery Authority chairman says he will take action to remedy bias towards large practices
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Cabe backs Gehry’s quirkier Hove design
Watchdog supports tower scheme but criticises more boring elements
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Business advice could boost fees
Architects are missing out on a golden business opportunity to get involved in new buildings much earlier, according to a report from one of the construction industry’s leading reformers.
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NewsBritain’s design deficit
Architects have been left out of the urban renaissance, leaving design quality to fall short, says a report from Richard Rogers’ Urban Task Force.
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NewsBig talk, little action
If everyone wants a piece of the Thames Gateway, why is nothing much happening?
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Southwark council seeks volunteers
Southwark council is seeking volunteers to sit on a new design review panel to advise on poorly designed schemes flagged up by its planning officers.
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Gateshead towers win award
Saltwell Towers in Gateshead has won the Society of Chief Architects of Local Authorities’ (Scala’s) Civic Building of the Year Award
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Lowest density scheme picked for Packington
Architect Pollard Thomas Edwards has beaten HTA and Feilden Clegg Bradley to be selected as preferred bidder to re-design north London’s Packington Estate.
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Embankment rejuvenation
London’s Victoria Embankment could be transformed into a promenade to rival the South Bank under a vision drawn up by MacCormac Jamieson Prichard for the Greater London Authority.
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Young Birmingham firm beats big names
Young Birmingham firm Kinetic AIU has won a competition to design the masterplan for a large waterside site in Eastside, central Birmingham.
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NewsA mix of styles down on the farm
This family home, proposed for land next to a brick grade II listed Georgian farmhouse in Dorking, Surrey, aims to balance traditional materials and vernacular architecture with modern detailing and clean lines.The £350,000 development, which recently won planning permission, is by local practice Stedman Blower Architects.The new 340sq m scheme, ...
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Shortlist drawn up to rebuild Broadmoor
BDP, Maap Architects, Swanke Hayden Connell and Oxford Architects are competing for the first phase of a £190 million plan to redevelop Broadmoor Hospital — home to some of the UK’s most notorious criminals.
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Two appointed for Trocadero revival
Sheppard Robson and international practice Moren Gregory have been appointed as architects on the latest revamp of London’s Trocadero building.
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NewsA Spiracle in Leeds
Make and Carey Jones Architects have revealed designs for St Paul’s Quarter in Leeds for developers HBG Properties and Barratt Homes.
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NewsStockton-on-sea
RyderHKS has released masterplan images of a £300 million mixed-use redevelopment of a former industrial area on the river Tees in Stockton.