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NewsTemporary Embassy for Refugees opens on South Bank
Pavilion is part of Refugee Week celebrations
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NewsRoyal Academy plans biggest-ever architecture show
Participants will include Alvaro Siza as well as emerging architects
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NewsArchitect of the Year Awards 2013: Public Building
Find out how to enter one of this year’s most hotly contested awards
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NewsDesign and access statements scrapped for most schemes
Government confirms only major projects and listed buildings will need design documents
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News'Mega-rich' One Hyde Park ignored by RIBA judges
RIBA jury dismisses Rogers Stirk Harbour’s One Hyde Park for being too exclusive
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NewsHeatherwick Studio designs garden bridge across the Thames
£60m footbridge would help boost visitors to Temple
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NewsArb defends dramatic increase in legal fees
Accounts show regulator spent 32% more on enforcement actions last year compared to 2011
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NewsArchitype gets go-ahead for UK’s largest Passivhaus scheme
Practice turned developer to bring forward 150 Passivhaus homes in Herefordshire
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NewsArchitects dismiss Unesco's bid to protect Westminster as 'lost cause'
Conservation body wants to halt schemes by David Chipperfield, KPF and Squire Partners
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NewsCanterbury Cathedral launches design competition
Architect and team sought to reconsider cathedral precinct
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NewsArchitect of the Year Awards 2013: Sports and Entertainment
Find out hwo to enter one of this year’s most hottly contested awards
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NewsGreen light for John McAslan's Camberwell library
Triangular-shaped site includes a civic space made up of three distinct areas