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NewsFlow goes with green country living
MKA Architects has unveiled designs for Flow House, a group of environmentally friendly buildings nestled in a rural valley site.
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NewsRight side of the tracks
Woods Bagot has unveiled images of its Central Plaza tower next to Liverpool’s Central station.
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Broadcasting House a year late, BBC admits
The BBC admitted this week that the controversial Broadcasting House project was £20 million over budget and a year behind schedule.
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HTA in frame for £60,000 house
HTA Architects is tipped to win two of the first four sites in deputy prime minister John Prescott’s competition to design a £60,000 house.
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DFES eyes budget academy
McAslan & Partners is working on a cut-price academy school in south London that is being closely watched by the Department for Education & Skills to see if it could have wider applications.
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NewsScots’ debut
Scottish small practice Paterson Architects has completed its first major project, a £220,000 private house in East Lothian, Scotland.
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NewsNaples embraces Future
Future Systems and artist Anish Kapoor are collaborating on a striking £27 million new under-ground train station for the city of Naples.
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Wimpey pays for planners
Concerns over conflict of interest as house builder bankrolls extra officers to fast track Ashford project
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NewsWhen tenants say no
Architects are in the front line of the high-density housing debate and must be prepared to deal with rising hostility.
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NHS report calls for PFI design competitions
Design competitions should be used in the procurement of PFI hospitals, according to a survey of 13 NHS trusts involved in PFI schemes.
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MacCormac dropped from Broadcasting House job
After weeks of denials, MJP is finally removed from BBC’s £470m landmark project
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Firm worked for free to win Edinburgh job
Broadway Malyan under fire for providing free ‘visionary work’ to secure Princes Street appointment
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NewsOverhaul for Lasdun campus
The University of East Anglia is spending nearly £2.5 million to restore badly eroded concrete on Denys Lasdun’s seminal 1960s campus.
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Sustainable buildings code dispute
High-level concern over the development of the forthcoming code for sustainable buildings has been revealed in a letter to the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister signed by Cabe, English Partnerships and the Housing Corporation.
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Zogolovitch calls for Olympics jobs for young
An Olympic design director should be appointed to champion young British architects, according to regeneration expert and developer Roger Zogolovitch.
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NewsRiverside regeneration
McDowell & Benedetti’s pedestrian bridge for the Yorkshire town of Castleford has been entered for planning permission.
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Architecture school on the cards for UEA
The new chair of the RIBA ’s eastern region has made it his mission over his two-year term to establish a new architecture school in the east of England, and the University of East Anglia is one of the likely locations.