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Foreign Office Architects gets foothold in bureaucratic UK
Foreign Office Architects has secured a fresh chance to establish itself in the UK market with a commission to design a new John Lewis department store in Leicester.
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NewsWell-brewed designs
Twenty two of the world’s best-known architects are exhibiting their designs for coffee and teapots at the Sir John Soane’s Museum in the Tea & Coffee Towers exhibition.
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MMPs mull sweeping changes to Cabe
MPs could recommend swingeing changes to the way that Cabe operates as a major inquiry into the design watchdog gets under way.
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NewsA new battle sight
Visitors to the Gareth Hoskins-designed Culloden Battlefield Memorial Centre will get an experience that culminates in a panoramic view of the site of the dramatic 1746 battle.
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NewsPortable premises
Lifschutz Davidson’s £1.6 million community facility for Southwark Council will start on site next month.
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Planning minister backs Poundbury model
Housing minister Keith Hill MP was given a guided tour of Poundbury by the Prince of Wales last week.
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Guerrilla architect strikes with seats across London
A mysterious architect has installed a series of architecturally striking public seats across London.
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NewsNew Jersey remembers
Ground has been broken on Frederic Schwartz Architects’ 9/11 memorial in New Jersey.
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UK firms fail to make Ground Zero shortlist
Britain’s leading practices have failed to make two superstar shortlists for theatres and museums on the Ground Zero site in New York.
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NewsMaking it all add up in wake of Holyrood
Budget-busting Portcullis House should have been a warning to Holyrood. It cannot be allowed to happen again, writes Charlie GatesBudget-busting Portcullis House should have been a warning to Holyrood. It cannot be allowed to happen again
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News‘I’d do it all again’
Relief for architects as Holyrood inquiry lays blame with clients, but design team still suffers biting criticism
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NewsFacing the morning after
As Cabe prepares to celebrate its fifth birthday, Zoë Blackler asks where next for a watchdog at the crossroads
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Size does matter as Peter Cook joins HOK
Archigram veteran and Stirling-shortlisted architect, Peter Cook, will next week launch a surprise career in commercial architecture when he starts work at HOK in London.
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Big Brother gets bigger
Design watchdog Cabe is looking to regional development agencies for help in reviewing building projects
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Tube listing scuppers Farrell
Hopes of developing a mixed-use scheme above South Kensington tube station now look slim after the building was listed.
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NewsGuess who?
Alsop’s back with designs intended to regenerate the leafy London borough of Harrow. Already they have been criticised by a local conservation society.The concept-stage proposals, centred on Harrow on the Hill tube station, involve a new bus and rail terminal, a pedestrian link across the tracks, homes and retail and ...
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Arb ups fees again
The right to use the title architect will cost £3 more from next year if the Architects Registration Board votes to raise fees for the third year in a row this week.