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NewsDesign for London responds with list
Design for London is set to establish its first framework agreement of preferred architects, director Peter Bishop told the London Assembly this week.
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Prasad promises regulation shake-up
RIBA president Sunand Prasad has delivered his inaugural lecture, pledging to hold an open debate on protection of title.
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NewsDublin Foster hotel boost
Norman Foster and U2’s redevelopment of the Clarence Hotel in Dublin has won planning permission despite continued opposition.
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NewsEbbsfleet is go for Eurostar
This week the first Eurostar trains left for Paris from the £100 million Ebbsfleet International Station.
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NewsSimpson checks into Scotland
Planning granted despite Architecture & Design Scotland’s opposition to the firm’s 160-room Glasgow hotel development
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NewsBritish entries to the Stockholm library competition - images
View entries to the contest for an extension to Asplund's Stockholm library, from British firms Stephen Taylor Architects, Woolf Architects, Florian Beigel and Adam Kahn Archtiects
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NewsStephen Taylor's shortlisted Stockholm library proposal
Stephen Taylor Architects was one of the five practices shortlisted in the competition to design an extension to Asplund's Stockholm Library, which was won this week by Heike Hanada.
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NewsMemorial salutes marines
East London-practiced Barker & Coutts Architects has won planning permission for this war memorial at the Royal Marines Commando Training Centre in Lympstone, south Devon.
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NewsWilkinson Eyre & KSS to design basketball arena
Wilkinson Eyre and KSS Design Group have seen off competition from firms including Grimshaw and David Morley Architects to design the temporary basketball arena for the 2012 Olympics.
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NewsYoung guns miss out on Athletes Village first phase
Established names scoop lion’s share as Lend Lease boss promises ‘time to be playful later’
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Theatre designer celebrated
Theatre designer Frank Matcham (1854–1920) was commemorated yesterday, (Thursday) with an English Heritage blue plaque outside the home he lived in for nine years in Crouch End, London.
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NewsBD editor scoops top honour
BD editor Amanda Baillieu (pictured centre, alongside Grazia editor Jane Bruton and comedian Alan Carr) has been named weekly business magazine editor of the year at the prestigious British Society of Magazine Editors awards.
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AEW takes over museum design
National Museums Liverpool has vowed to push on with designs for the new Museum of Liverpool despite ending its relationship with architect 3XN.
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NewsBodleian Library scheme nixed
Scott Brownrigg’s proposed £29 million book depository (pictured) for the University of Oxford was thrown out the city’s council on Monday night.
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Milton Court down, Make goes up
City of London planners this week assented to the demolition of Milton Court, the oldest part of the Barbican complex.
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Government offers green advice to householders
The government is to launch an advice service to help householders work their way through the minefield of home energy-efficiency improvements.
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NewsGerman firm wins Stockholm contest
German architect Heike Hanada has beaten thousands of competitors to design a £60 million extension to Gunnar Asplund’s iconic public library in Stockholm.
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NewsHampshire pavilions
Aukett Fitzroy Robinson has received planning permission for this £9 million office development in Southampton.
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Sonnemann Toon nets two awards
London-based Sonnemann Toon Architects has won accolades for two of its health buildings.