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NewsCity rails against Broadgate listing
Chairman claims Lipton’s criticism of Make scheme is motivated by wanting to see his buildings immortalised
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NewsSutherland Hussey bags third tallest tower in Beijing
Tongzhou Tower is latest in a string of Chinese wins for Scottish practice
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NewsArchitects better at raising finance, report claims
Report explores difficulties for creative industries when applying for financial products
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NewsMcAslan to chair 2011 Yaya jury
BD’s 2011 Young Architect of the Year Award jury has been selected, with John McAslan set to take the role of jury chair.
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RMJM picks up two awards for Singapore hospital
State-of-the-art hospital combines technology and organic gardens
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NewsRIBA announces winners of Moscow cinema competition
More than 500 entries in contest to redesign facade of Pushkinsky Cinema
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NewsEnglish Heritage urges Plymouth conservation
English Heritage has called for the designation of Plymouth city centre as a conservation area.
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NewsWilliam Hill reveals odds on Broadgate listing case
The City of London’s landmark Broadgate complex is unlikely to be listed according to bookmaker William Hill
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NewsSteve Jobs unveils Apple's new Foster-designed headquarters
Foster & Partners designs “spaceship” for computer giant
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News6a Architects - ICA Studio, London
6a Architects has undertaken a unique six-month residency at the ICA culminating in the creation of the ICA studio
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NewsFormer Nord director Robin Lee launches new practice in Shoreditch
Nord LLP re-emerges as Robin Lee Architecture
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NewsArchitects hit out at Tory 'smear tactics'
Practices expose how Conservative Party cited massively exaggerated figures on BSF fees.
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NewsMPs call for councils to take key role in localism
A cross-party group of MPs has recommended that local councils rather than community groups become the vanguards of localism
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NewsCottrell & Vermeulen's forest roof for New Royal London Hospital
Cottrell & Vermeulen Architecture has won an invited RIBA design competition to create two new spaces for children at the New Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel, east London.
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NewsWorried Ministry of Sound fails to block Panter Hudspith tower
Scheme for building in south London gets OK despite club’s objections
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Architects sought for university library revamp in Hull
University of Hull carrying out £10 million of work
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NewsIn Square Lab - test tube chandellier installation at Harvey Nichols, London
Interactive architecture specialist In Square Lab has created an installation for a pop-up “taste lab” on the fifth floor of department store Harvey Nichols