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NewsStratford 'could be like Bloomsbury'
LLDC believes 180 years ago central London was similar to east London today
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NewsLandscape architects reveal plans for elevated London bike network
Ambition to get first SkyCycle lane open by 2014
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NewsJK Rowling given go-ahead for tree house project
Planners grant permission for Blue Forest’s Hogwarts-style development
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NewsDualchas Architects wins Saltire Medal for two Skye houses
Winners include Richard Gibson, Reiach and Hall, Studio KAP and Rural Design
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Stonemason is appointed new director of Victorian Society
Ian Dungavell moves to Highate Cemetery Trust
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NewsFeilden Clegg Bradley Bristol hospital plans blocked
City councillors reject redevelopment of harbourside site
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NewsNew housing minister is chartered surveyor Mark Prisk
Shapps promoted to cabinet as Greening and Hunt also move on
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NewsLondon's prime residential market worth £38bn
Next ten years will see construction boom in central areas
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NewsHerzog & de Meuron’s Hamburg concert hall "a joke across the world"
Chief of Elbphilharmonie has given up on planning for opening
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NewsGovernment plans £50bn construction push
Judicial reviews and planning inquiries set to be shortened
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NewsStirling Prize architects to debate projects before winner is announced
David Chipperfield, Ellen van Loon and Rod Sheard taking part
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NewsBBC commissions major documentary on Britain's 'world-conquering' architects
Film will chart rise of Richard Rogers, Norman Foster, Nicholas Grimshaw, Michael Hopkins and Terry Farrell