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£4 million for seafront revamp
The Northwest Regional Development Agency has approved £4 million of funding for phase two of Blackpool’s Central Seafront redevelopment, masterplanned by Edaw.
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NewsMarylebone project go-ahead
Westminster council has granted planning for Make Architects’ luxury apartment development on Weymouth Street in Marylebone.
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Inspire East and CIC East join up
The Construction Industry Council East and sustainable communities body Inspire East have signed an agreement to work together.
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NewsHousing Corp beats its target
The Housing Corporation has delivered more than 40,000 affordable homes in the first year of its National Affordable Housing Programme — 10% more than its stated target.
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NewsLondon plans world’s largest architecture show by 2012
London’s architecture biennale is set to expand into the largest architecture festival in the world by the time the capital hosts the Olympics, its organiser Peter Muray has revealed.
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NewsLaurie Baker: Guru of low-cost housing
Laurie Baker, who has died in India aged 90, was a passionate architectural innovator who faced fierce criticism for advocating construction using only local materials
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The fate of the Euston Arch
The Great Arch at London’s Euston station was demolished in 1962 against a chorus of protest. With plans now underway to redevelop the station, should the arch be salvaged and recreated? Add your voice to the debate.
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What's hot in Milan
The world's largest annual furniture fair takes place in Milan this week, with key collections from Jean Nouvel, Ron Arad and Zaha Hadid.
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NewsNews Junkie: 7 and 8 April
In this week's despatch...homeless hedgehogs, your new property millionaire neighbours, Marks Barfield's treetop promenade and Matthew Parris' horrified llamas.
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NewsRIBA fails to promote us to public, say members
Largest ever survey of the profession calls on the institute to campaign harder on key issues
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Library seen as new cash cow
The RIBA has revealed plans to open up its greatest treasures to the public through digitising the bulk of its 4 million-strong archive and by making access to its library free of charge to everyone.
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NewsManta ray bridge glides into Dublin
This slender structure spanning Dublin’s Royal Canal is Future Systems’ Luas Bridge in the city’s docklands.
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NewsLand deal gives Trinity Quarter green light
Scottish Parliament architect EMBT will see its second major project in the UK built after a land deal was finally struck for a Leeds shopping centre site that has been in limbo for most of the last decade.
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New CDM guidelines in force
New safety regulations for the construction industry will come into force tomorrow, despite the Tories’ efforts to derail them.
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Booming hotel sector set to rocket
Architects working in the hotel sector have been boosted by a new report predicting rapid growth in the UK market.
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NewsEdinburgh scheme approved
Controversial plans by Gareth Hoskins and Comprehensive Design Architects for this redevelopment in the Edinburgh world heritage site have been approved.