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Architects kicked out of Paradise
Liverpool city centre concept designers to be removed from projects
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Couple reveal DNA quest to create architect baby
A married architect couple have revealed plans to use DNA screening to give birth to a child with a predisposition to architectural genius.
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NewsTicket to Ryde
Marks Barfield Architects has won a competition to redesign a major new transport interchange for the seaside town of Ryde on the Isle of Wight.
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Architecture Foundation wins grant rise despite fund freeze
The Architecture Foundation has won a grant increase from development agency Arts Council England, despite the council’s funds being frozen by the government.
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NewsThe Deep enters the Twilight Zone
Deputy prime minister John Prescott has opened a new £6.8 million extension to Terry Farrell's Hull landmark, The Deep, shown here for the first time since completion.
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London falls down in skyscraper rankings
Hong Kong has the most dramatic skyline in the world, while London lags far behind other world cities such as New York, Chicago and Tokyo, according to new skyline rankings published last week.
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NewsFosters model-making legend Chris Windsor dies, aged 50
One of the founders of Foster & Partners’ model-making department has died, aged 50.
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NewsDon’t call it a commune
We visit Britain’s first co-housing project and finds its pioneers keen to shake off the hippy tag
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NewsThe designer of which of these buildings just won the USs richest architecture prize?
The answer’s both. One is known as the bad boy of American architecture who “sees architecture as a contact sport”, the other is a tweed-wearing leader of the classical revival.
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Track event
David Morley Architects has unveiled designs for the £16 million new Lee Valley Athletics Centre in east London.
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Row as Arb gets heavy over PII
The row between Arb and the RIBA over professional insurance has flared up again after the regulator punished six architects for failing to prove they have sufficient cover.
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Mr Japan dies at 91
Kenzo Tange, a colossus of post-war Japanese architecture, died in Tokyo on Tuesday, aged 91. He leaves behind a legacy of distinctively adapted European modernism in his own schemes and the work of celebrated followers such as Arata Isozaki.
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Bennetts sits Shakespeare test
Bennetts Associates last week won its largest public commission yet when it beat MacCormac Jamieson Prichard and Dublin firm O’Donnell & Tuomey to the £50 million transformation of the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon.
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NewsHit and miss
Grimshaw is to expand and renovate a prominent art museum in New York City. The project will double the size of the Queens Museum of Art. Grimshaw is one of eight practices taking part in the city’s Design Excellence initiative.Arup Associates has been called in to examine water supply problems ...
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