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Glasgow-based practice Graeme Massie Architects has won an RIBA competition to redesign Bonn Square in Oxford.
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English Partnerships submits plans for first 60k homes
English Partnerships has submitted plans for the prototype £60,000 house to be built at Allerton Bywater in Leeds.
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Winchester planners failing in duty of care
Winchester City Council’s planning department is struggling with low morale and a funding shortage after the government halved its planning delivery grant because of poor performance.
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NewsDivine intervention
EPR Architects has won planning permission for a new church, community facilities and affordable housing on the Isle of Dogs in east London.
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NewsA dazzling display of detritus
Herzog & de Meuron has turned the Turbine Hall into a jumble sale of their most extraordinary ideas
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Embankment plan will not drive out traffic
The Victoria Embankment will remain open to traffic under plans drawn up by MacCormac Jamieson Prichard for the mayor of London.
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Edinburgh divided on tall possibilities
A council investigation into the possibility of building skyscrapers in Edinburgh is causing ructions among the city’s architects.
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NewsThe Future for our children
Future Systems has designed this £1.8 million nursery and adult learning centre, dubbed “Art Baby” and shown here for the first time.
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NewsBeacon for regeneration
Engineer WhitbyBird’s landmark bridge across the River Lea in east London has won planning permission.
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Welsh Assembly scrimps on art
The Welsh Assembly is spending ony £250,000 on public art — half as much as officials had hoped for.
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NewsIn fine health
Healthcare practice Anshen Dyer has reached financial close on the £300 million Newcastle Hospitals PFI project.
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Fosters to design tsunami memorial
Foster & Partners is to design a school in Thailand in memory of a British victim of the tsunami.
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NewsSpotcheck: The North-east
Scheme on hold Multi-million-pound regeneration plans for Whitley Bay, north Tyneside, by Places for People, have been put on hold by the town’s new mayor. The £19 million scheme, which includes 400 new homes, a pedestrianised piazza and a £1 million refurbishment of the Playhouse theatre, have been postponed for ...
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Gehry plan ‘too garish’ for Hove
Revised designs by Frank Gehry for a £225 million development in Hove, East Sussex, have failed to dispel doubts and controversy surrounding the scheme.
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Poundbury housing scheme rejected due to high density
Prince Charles’s expansion plans for his Poundbury model village in Dorset were dealt a fresh blow last week after a controversial housing scheme for the site was refused planning permission.
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NewsBlobs: the best medicine
We find Will Alsop in abrasive mood at the opening of his new Queen Mary medical school. The architecture provides a much smoother ride
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Is training selling out?
Zoë Blackler asks whether professional training is keeping architects out of trouble