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NewsDubai, Dai?
The £200 million Bay Pointe residential development by Atkins, planned for Cardiff Bay, has been criticised by Richard Weston of the Welsh School of Architecture as being more suited to Dubai than Wales.
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Lancashire town launches design contest
A housing market renewal pathfinder has attempted to buck the trend for poor design by launching a competition for the transformation of the Whitefield ward in Nelson.
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Atlanta’s classical revival
Robert Adam Architects has unveiled new images of its proposed triumphal arch in Atlanta.
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BD wins top magazine prize
Building Design was named subscription magazine of the year at the PPA’s Magazine Subscriptions Awards last week.
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Fire guts site set for housing
New housing for a high-priority site in the South-east could be delayed after a suspicious fire gutted a historic building in the Severalls former hospital site in Colchester.
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NewsBattersea woodlouse
Sheppard Robson has released concept designs for a new horticultural school building in Battersea Park.
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Gough resigns from panel over shortlist
Leading architect Piers Gough has resigned from the selection panel for a new performing arts centre in Folkestone in protest at the number of large, experienced firms on the shortlist.
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NewsPier review
This stunning structure has been designed by Glowacka Rennie Architects for the Jaywick Sands regeneration area on the Essex coast.
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NewsThe great fat cat stitch up
Exclusive: young practices frozen out of 94% of public contracts while large established firms prosper
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Sheppard Robson picks up pieces on BBC project
Sheppard Robson has been appointed to replace MacCormac Jamieson Prichard for the second phase of the troubled £470 million Broadcasting House project.
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NewsSites picked for £60,000 houses
Architects have been selected for the first four sites in deputy prime minister John Prescott’s £60,000 home competition.
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Ministers back home generators
Ministers have given unofficial support to legislation that would make micro-generators compulsory in all new homes.
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Drawings of Hirst’s manor up for sale
The original collection of drawings for the grade I listed Toddington Manor have been put up for auction just months after the historic property was purchased by millionaire artist Damien Hirst.
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NewsPrince’s Foundation redesigns Gulf Coast
The Prince’s Foundation for the Built Environment has revealed plans to redesign large parts of the US’s hurricane-devastated Gulf Coast along new urbanist lines, as Prince Charles used his tour of the country to launch a fresh attack on modern architecture.
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NewsWorking in a man’s world
The typical woman architect is about 40, employed and has a child at primary school. She is poles apart from her typical male colleague. Has the time come for the profession to change its rules?
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NewsTricorn site expects green light
The redevelopment of the former Tricorn site in Portsmouth looked set to win outline planning permission this week.