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NewsRIBA rewrites its guidance so anyone can stand for president
Guidance notes for candidates reissued a week before nominations close
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NewsOwusu reports RIBA to Charities Commission over presidential 'discrimination'
Architect says ‘Brady byelaw’ is stopping candidates from standing
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NewsDomestic architects upbeat over 2016 growth
Industry shrugs off referendum woes with positive prediction for rest of year
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NewsV&A East 'could be complicit' in driving artists out of Stratford
Museum’s director of design admits gentrification is serious issue
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NewsRevised design gives more space to Preston Bus Station
John Puttick Associates moves new building away from listed landmark
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NewsRobert De Niro's waiting for approval of KPF hotel
Luxury Covent Garden scheme looks to mirror success of New York City project
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NewsBritish Land says no work likely on Norton Folgate this year
Developer also reports on Brexit jitters and slowdown in prime residential sector
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NewsSadiq Khan attacks Johnson's housing legacy
New mayor says affordable housing audit reveals ‘cupboard is bare’
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NewsPeabody submits plans for redevelopment of Thamesmead
Proctor Matthews, Mecanoo, Pitman Tozer, Bell Phillips and Project Orange all involved
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NewsMadelin: 'We want Canada Water to be as good as King's Cross'
British Land director shares his ambitions for 18ha scheme
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NewsArchitects back call to mayor for 6-month tower moratorium
Katherine Heron, Gavin Stamp and Philip Davies sign appeal to Sadiq Khan
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NewsAHMM Spitalfields masterplan heading back to court
Heritage trust to mount appeal against Norton Folgate redevelopment
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NewsAdjaye and Hadid help raise £1.1m for new Design Museum
Museum needs another £2m to cover construction costs
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NewsUCL announces two shortlists for Stratford campus buildings
Hawkins Brown, McAslan and Grimshaw shortlisted for UCL East
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NewsKoolhaas: ZHA can survive Zaha's death by following Chanel's example
OMA chief advises Zaha’s practice to use her DNA
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NewsIt's game over for campaigners as Housing & Planning Bill wins Royal Assent
Controversial legislation is first to take advantage of Tories’ overwhelming English majority
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NewsRival Liverpool regeneration vision unveiled
Heritage campigners publish panoramic image showing how historic terrace could be rescued