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NewsArchitects find Ojeu 'too much effort'
62% say the process discriminates against small practices, according to BD procurement survey
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NewsSecrecy shrouds Sizewell shortlist
Atkins, Aedas and RMJM said to be preparing plans for EDF nuclear project
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NewsSimpson takes on critics of Manchester Library Walk proposals
Architect defends plan to close historic link at night
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NewsScott Brownrigg submits plans for huge Cardiff Bay scheme
£200m development includes more than 600 homes
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NewsMake defends its £1.5bn Heygate redevelopment
Council insists it has not watered down affordable housing target
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NewsFDG Fairhursts unveils Northwich Marina scheme
Scheme includes care housing and leisure facilities
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NewsFinch says EH "obsesses" about tall towers
Architectural quality is more important than height, Cabe director adds
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NewsPupils 'will be taught in tin huts', warns Manchester council chief
Government ‘condemning pupils to crap environments’ - council chief’s outburst
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NewsHealth and safety teaching overhaul needed
Report says schools should integrate teaching into design projects
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NewsAsif Khan and BFLS on Littlehampton seafront shortlist
Dan Brill and McChesney Architects also finalists in Stage by the Sea competition
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NewsCouncil rejects Bennetts' contentious Spitalfields scheme
Architect and developer to consider appealing
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NewsAssael promotes Badman to director
John Badman joins management team after five years as associate
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NewsWest 8 completes Jubilee Gardens after 14 years and three competitions
£5 million scheme opens for the Diamond Jubilee weekend
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NewsFun on the Filling Station forecourt
Carmody Groarke turns a former BP petrol station into a diner-style restaurant and exhibition space
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NewsHerzog & de Meuron and Ai Weiwei's Serpentine Pavilion opens
Jacques Herzog invokes Olympic spirit - but no mention of the disappearing foundations