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Office okay frees up river walk
A new office development, which will complete a pedestrian walkway along the City of London’s riverfront, was granted planning permission last week.
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Concrete castle Restoration bid
The Save Trust, the preservation arm of Save Britain’s Heritage, has purchased an unusual concrete castle built in the 1850s in Bridgwater, Somerset, and plans to restore it to its former glory.
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NewsHome of their own
Scottish architect Nicholas Paterson left Foster & Partners last year to establish his own practice, Paterson Architects, just outside Edinburgh. His new practice, founded with his partner, Bartlett tutor Jane Paterson, has just won planning permission for a timber-framed house in East Lothian, Scotland. The £120,000 home, for the Paterson ...
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Three on shortlist
Three teams of architects have made the final shortlist for a centrepiece project as part of the regeneration of Barnsley.
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Spotcheck: Yorkshire
Leeds-based practice Bauman Lyons has unveiled designs for a landmark project in Hull. The architect is in the process of finalising planning submissions for the Dry Dock scheme — a collaboration with Terry Farrell Architects for Hull Time Based Arts. The structure would comprise performance space, a library, shops and ...
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Clissold faces bulldozers
The troubled Clissold Leisure Centre could be demolished by the end of the year, Hackney council has said.
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Is Europe playing our tune?
As UK contests continue to falter, practices are looking increasingly to design competitions in continental Europe and beyond. Damian Arnold speaks to three architects that have found greener pastures
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NewsNew York deal one in the Eye
London Eye architect Marks Barfield attacks partner for reneging on 'verbal agreement' for Big Apple wheel
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Politicians blamed for Holyrood debacle
Head of design team warned of spiralling costs, counsel tells inquiry
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Owusu project ‘in jeopardy’
Elsie Owusu Architects is appealing against a British government decision to deny further funding for a new transport system it designed in Accra, Ghana.
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Housing architects face axe
One of the only remaining collective housing associations in the country looks set to close its design department, making three architects redundant.
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NewsLibeskind’s Dublin debut
Daniel Libeskind has unveiled dramatic plans for a 2,000-seat performing arts centre in Dublin, his first project in the city.
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NewsKing's Cross seeks approval
One of Europe's largest regeneration projects, for London's King's Cross, masterplanned by Allies & Morrison and Porphyrios Associates, has finally been submitted for planning.
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Terminal architect faces jail
Paul Andreu, the French architect who designed the Charles de Gaulle airport terminal that collapsed last month, faces a maximum of three years in prison if found to have been reckless or negligent during the project.
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BD awards
BD has launched a new awards scheme called the Architect of the Year Awards. We have been asked to make it clear that, although the format of the entry panels is similar, this awards scheme is in no way connected with the Housing Design Awards. Gongs include public housing, office ...
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