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NewsConsultants appointed to tackle Walkie Talkie death ray issue
Developer says building adaptations only likely to cost a million pounds
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NewsWest Kowloon seeks to build bridges after procurement shambles
Event held in London aimed to encourage British participation in development of world-leading cultural district
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NewsJimenez Lai wins Lisbon Debut award
Founder of Chicago-based Bureau Spectacular honoured with prize
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NewsPlenty of work still up for grabs, says Battersea Power Station chief
Announcement ‘imminent’ on architects for phase 3
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NewsTurn high streets into homes and offices says Boles' think tank
Policy Exchange says failing high streets should be abandoned in face of competition from the internet
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NewsUK architects on blocks for Tokyo 2020
Aecom, Farrells, And Architecture and 3D Reid among interested practices
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NewsNew firm FKA plans rapid expansion
Ex-Woods Bagot director aims to double London staff numbers to 60 in response to rising demand for work
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NewsArchitect erased from Arb register for dishonesty over Montenegro scheme
‘Crude’ model made from ‘rustic’ sugar cubes criticised
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NewsUK construction output up 2% year on year in July
Output also up in the preceding quarter with a 0.8% increase on 2012
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NewsFinalists for RIBA Client of the Year announced
Clients behind Alison Brooks Architects and Heneghan Peng schemes make shortlist
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NewsDesign Council demands government strategy to ensure quality places
Strategy involves everyone in power from prime minister to ward councillors
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NewsAdam Khan wins biggest ever job in Nordic challenge
Project will refurbish the Ellebo estate in Copenhagen
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NewsPopulous reports huge drop in profits
Despite the Olympics 2012 was a tough year for the architect
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NewsKevin McCloud appoints architect to design custom housing
Mark Hines is first architect to work on Hab Housing’s self-build project