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NewsUS architects' salaries 'stagnant', AIA survey finds
Latest US billings index and employment figures also gloomy
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NewsSignal up for BDP's £25m Northampton station revamp
Outline plans for BDP’s major revamp of Northampton railway station have been approved by the development team.Full planning permission is not required as the site is covered by Network Rail’s permitted development rights.The £25 million building would replace the existing station, and there are long-terms plans to surround it with ...
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NewsMostyn Gallery wins Welsh Gold Medal for Architecture
Ellis Williams Architects’ extension scoops prestigious prize
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NewsPotter & Holmes completes Kingston school extension
Timber frame design provides two classrooms
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NewsSarah Wigglesworth, Malcolm Fraser and BDP shortlisted for northern awards
RIBA Northern Network Architecture Awards shortlist announced
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NewsLifschutz Davidson Sandilands go ahead for new flagship Foyles
Book store will move into ex-Central St Martin’s College building
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NewsAukett settles out of court with engineer over Russian tower
IDA faced gamble of winning £350,000 or losing £250,000
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NewsAlsop leaves RMJM to set up new practice
Will Alsop has left RMJM less than two years after joining the Scottish firm, to set up a new practice with fellow RMJM principal Scott Lawrie. RMJM chief executive Peter Morrison said: “We have been in discussion with Will and Scott for some time and all parties feel that this ...
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NewsNew South Wales backs RSHP's £3.3 billion Barangaroo scheme
Work to start on three towers of Sydney waterfront development
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NewsRamadan fasts 'should be longer in Burj tower'
Clerics claim height means two minutes extra fasting
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NewsNew KPF tower confirmed for Canary Wharf
Green light after major pre-let struck with health agency
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NewsArchitect coalition presents alternatives to controversial development
Pro bono work was a response to Sheppard Robson’s towers
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NewsRMJM's Solar Pavilion for Edinburgh Art Festival opens
Structure is collaboration with Buro Happold and local artist Karen Forbes
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NewsUBS lobbied culture secretary days before Broadgate listing decision
Confidential letter to ministers raised spectre of UBS leaving London
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NewsPupils sent home from Westminster Academy as temperatures hit 30ºC, court papers claim
New details emerge of education secretary Michael Gove’s £3m claim against BDP