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NewsRichard and Su Rogers' Spender House listed
English Heritage recommended grade II listing for steel-framed home
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NewsOlympic Park legacy boss plans July re-opening
Everything except main stadium open again by April 2014
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NewsGrimshaw and Wilkinson Eyre shortlisted for Hong Kong’s art-themed park
Foster Partners, West 8 and Gustafson Porter also included
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NewsGeorge Ferguson: the red-trousered philanthropist
Next Thursday Bristol will elect a city mayor. But can George Ferguson win on an independent ticket?
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NewsEcobuild announces expert speaker line-up for 2013 conference
Make Architects, Penoyre Prasad and Edward Cullinan Architects on the bill
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NewsOMA's Maggie's Gartnavel wins 2012 Doolan prize
£25,000 for practice that missed out on Stirling Prize
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NewsTim Ronalds Architects reveals Oxford concert hall
£9m project to mark 150th anniversary of St Edward’s School
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NewsFoster, Nouvel and Gehry praise Abu Dhabi
Architects all working on projects for Saadiyat Island
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NewsBristol Architecture Centre won't endorse Ferguson
Centre says it must stay neutral in mayoral election
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NewsWayne Hemingway to oversee Dreamland design
Designer appointed with his team at HemingwayDesign
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NewsSt Andrews biomedical centre rated BREEAM Outstanding
BMJ Architects’ scheme is first UK laboratory to achieve highest sustainability rating
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NewsFirst building of Elephant & Castle regeneration gets green light
Scheme includes 37-storey tower by Squire Partners
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NewsArchitects must team up with energy providers for Green Deal
Green Deal worth up to £1.3bn per year
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NewsVictorian Society warns on conservation zone building 'gone wrong'
Group uses project in Lancaster to highlight concerns
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NewsPensions fund boost for infrastructure projects
Council funds allowed to invest a third of their assets
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NewsStudio E to carry out Grenfell Tower refurbishment
Kensington Chelsea tower block will see flats and public space improved