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NewsSquires’ Winter Windows designed by local youth
Annual Christmas decoration project took pandemic as its theme
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NewsLondon practices launch pilot programme to improve diversity in architecture
Deadline for Re-Set-Go applications is January 11
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NewsAHMM wins permission for Bristol modular housing
Bonnington Walk is L G Modular’s second major permission in 2020
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NewsArchitect sought to turn derelict Victorian court into creative hub
Bristol charity hunting for conservation-led design team to transform listed building
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NewsTrump issues order to make America classical again
Departing president ‘lobs grenade’ with attack on ‘elite architects’ and demand that classical be the default style for federal buildings
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NewsDeveloper confirms it will challenge Jenrick’s decision to throw out Broadway Malyan tower
Housing secretary rejected £271m Anglia Square scheme in Norwich last month
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NewsArchitects warned of price rises if border chaos persists
Long delays could lead to product and contract inflation, says Jack Pringle
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NewsCity Hall lawyer urges inspector to reject ‘exclusive’ Tulip
School and community groups would not have free access to key elements of Fosters’ visitor attraction
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NewsDublin university launches design competition
Winning practice will join O’Donnell & Tuomey and Heneghan Peng in working for Technological University Dublin
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NewsObjectors urge minister to call in Adjaye’s Brixton tower
Campaigners engage lawyers as mayor chooses to leave decision in council hands
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NewsCovid resurgence takes toll on workloads as autumn recovery goes into reverse
Private housing the only sector to hold firm, according to latest RIBA Future Trends survey
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NewsSecretary of state piles extra 35% housing target on cities
Details behind algorithm U-turn show pressure will be on largest English cities to develop more homes
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NewsAOC wins Durham railway museum competition
Architect chosen for £5.4m project which will run in tandem with Feilden Fowles’ York project
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NewsArchitects warn of ‘disastrous’ consequences as government allows entire high streets to become housing
Damage to towns and local democracy ‘unacceptable’
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NewsStudio Egret West reveals concept for post-market Smithfield
City wants to move 1,000-year-old market to Essex and replace it with culture and kiosks
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NewsHawkins Brown gets green light for 139 homes near Oval
Homes set to be built opposite area’s grade II-listed gasholders
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NewsSheppard Robson given all clear for 281-home Hornsey scheme
Scheme linked to Alexandra Palace via underground tunnel
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NewsGrimshaw’s third Heathrow runway back on track as Supreme Court overturns ‘illegal’ ruling
Architect welcomes decision to reverse Court of Appeal judgement on £14bn project