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NewsManchester City FC consults on Viñoly's training facility plans
Manchester City Football Club has begun public consultation on Rafael Viñoly’s plans for the redevelopment of a 32ha brownfield site in Openshaw West as a training facility.The plans include an academy for up to 400 players, accommodation, 16 football pitches, a first-team training centre, a 7,000-capacity stadium, offices and a ...
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NewsJestico & Whiles completes concept designs for LSE
Jestico & Whiles has completed concept designs for the refurbishment of 32 Lincoln’s Inn Fields for the London School of Economics. The 11,500 sq m building is the former headquarters of the Land Registry.After refurbishment the building will feature lecture theatres, meeting rooms and workspace while retaining original brick facades ...
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NewsPenrose: "People love to mock architects"
Architecture minister’s blog lumps architects in with estate agents
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NewsHolder Mathias's Longbridge revamp approved
£70 million scheme will include new offices and shops
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NewsSchools need £22 billion for maintenance alone
Procurement adviser Sebastian James makes bombshell claim on repairs backlog
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NewsTraditional Architecture Group formalises US link
London organisation teams up with New York-based Institute of Classic Architecture & Art
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NewsJohn McAslan bags planning for luxury London scheme
’Super-prime’ residential development in Holland Park to go ahead
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NewsFinal two chase £165 million Papworth hospital redevelopment
Winner on PFI scheme due to be announced next year
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NewsWorking abroad: Wilkinson Eyre
A surprise win in Guangzhou proved a springboard for the firm which has since won a range of global projects, writes Elizabeth Hopkirk
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NewsAtkins wins £160m Danish rail scheme
Practice to provide detailed design on Denmark’s Northwest Railway
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NewsS&P Architects' pod leisure centre opens in Scunthorpe
Eco building designed to blend in with landscape
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NewsWestminster student scoops archiprix
University of Westminster student Nick Adam Szczepaniak has beaten entrants from 70 countries to win Archiprix, the International Student Architecture prize.
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NewsChildren's charity seeks architect for HQ
Children’s charity Building for the Future raised funds over four years
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NewsGranary Wharf in Leeds wins highest honour at Housing Design Awards
Scheme by Careyjones chapmantolcher, CZWG and Allies & Morrison bags Supreme Award
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NewsCF Møller's National Maritime Museum extension opens
Three-quarters of £37 million project in south east London is underground
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NewsCabe seeks coherent skyscraper strategy
South London regeneration area architects brought together
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NewsLobbyists lambast EH for heritage crisis ‘denial’
Britain’s heritage is at risk of slipping into crisis because the system intended to protect it is so “dysfunctional”, it was claimed today.
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NewsRMJM signs off on Ayr campus
RMJM’s £70 million University of the West of Scotland campus in Ayr has been completed.
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NewsCottrell & Vermeulen wins planning for Southwark school
Cottrell & Vermeulen Architecture has been granted planning permission for the redevelopment of Notre Dame secondary school in Southwark, south London.