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NewsMLA+ wins masterplan work in China and Russia
Firm set up by Maccreanor Lavington to target work outside its core UK and Netherlands markets
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NewsBFLS revises Dalston eco-tower after criticism
Scheme swaps affordable housing for station upgrade
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NewsGreen light for dairy plan
S333 has received planning permission for a £10 million mixed-use project (pictured) in Bloomsbury, central London.
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NewsUniversity student plans Sheffield coconut grove
Project wins Educate prize for sustainability in architecture and urban design
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NewsIntroducing the WA100 iOS app
The ultimate guide to the world’s biggest architecture practices is now available from the app store
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NewsTop ranking architects in the UK – February 2012
The most active architecture practices in the UK based on the value of projects that have received planning permission*
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NewsPlanners reject Oxley Woods replacement
Residents renew call for Rogers Stirk Harbour after designs fail to please
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NewsAcademics favour modernist school trips
Call for broader curriculum is response to education secretary Michael Gove’s list of 30 buildings pupils should see
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NewsBroughton scoops Welbeck job
Architect wins £5 million competition to design new gallery for Portland Collection
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NewsHawkins Brown and Hassell on colliery shortlist
Michael Lee Architects and Edward Architecture are also finalists in RIBA competition
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NewsLennon and McCartney's childhood homes listed
Harrison and Starr houses turned down by heritage minister
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NewsUS billings index hits third positive month in a row
Slight dip in January - but index remains in the black
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NewsCrowd-funding campaign launched by Illinois architecture school
Students seeking $10,000 to build exhibition centre
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NewsCampaigners renew battle over Convoys Wharf
Heritage lobbyists hope to halt Aedas high-rise scheme after council forces rethink
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NewsRIBA announces its Mipim virgins
Henley Halebrown Rorrison, HÛT, Moxon and AStudio are among those heading for Cannes