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NewsTrial over previous scheme later next year
A High Court judge has said a trial between Qatari Diar and its former development partner on the Chelsea Barracks site, the Candy brothers, should begin at the end of next year — and not in the spring as Christian Candy’s CPC Group had wanted
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NewsMixed future for East End
Tower Hamlets planners have backed Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands’ masterplan and detailed designs for a huge mixed-use scheme in London’s East End
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RIBA to open Hong Kong chapter
The RIBA is set to open its fourth overseas chapter next year with a branch planned for Hong Kong
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New architect struck off over title
A newly qualified architect has been struck off the Arb’s register, after being found guilty of unacceptable professional conduct
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NewsFive shortlisted for theatre upgrade
Scottish architects Nord and Page & Park are up against Caruso St John, Terry Pawson and Tim Ronalds to design a £10 million upgrade of a Glasgow theatre
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NewsForeign Office Architects to close as partners split
Award-winning practice set to cease trading once current schemes are complete
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Photographer hit by anti-terror laws
A leading architectural photographer has been stopped and searched by police in the City of London under anti-terror laws.
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NewsEdinburgh Council approves BDP conference centre extension
Edinburgh City Council has given the green light to plans to enlarge the Edinburgh International Conference Centre.
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NewsGovernment throws out Foster Ealing project
Communities secretary John Denham has overturned a £500 million mixed-use scheme by Foster & Partners and HKR Architects proposed for west London.
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Boost for global bursaries
Students and young architects wanting to work in the developing world have had their chances boosted after the annual funding for the dedicated RIBA/Institution of Civil Engineers bursary was doubled.
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NewsFoster & Partners to design Mexico medical campus
Foster & Partners has been appointed to design a centre of medical excellence in Mexico City.
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NewsCambridge students build cardboard pavilion
This cardboard pavilion was designed and built by Cambridge students to host their start of term opening party.
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RIBA pitches for Arb's registration role
The RIBA has called on the government to let it take over regulation and registration powers from the Architects Registration Board.
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Harrods' shared space plan dropped
Controversial plans to merge roads and pavements around Harrods and make pedestrians, cyclists and motorists share the same space have been quietly dropped.
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NewsRival modern and traditional schemes go for planning in Westminster
An architect’s two different proposals for the same central London site are due to be debated by Westminster Council this week, with planners recommending a modern design, while calling for an “inappropriate” traditional version to be thrown out.
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NewsAedas' Manchester college goes for planning
Designs by Aedas for a new building for Tameside College in Greater Manchester have been submitted to the local council.
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NewsMayor backs Foster's Bishops Place development
London mayor Boris Johnson has given his backing to Foster & Partners’ £500 million Bishops Place regeneration scheme.