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NewsHorniman masterplan hunt sparks procurement anger
South London museum’s £20k contract sought £10m in professional indemnity insurance
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NewsOle Scheeren completes ‘pixelated’ tower
Thai skyscraper features glass-floor observation deck that protrudes over building’s edge
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NewsKnight's flood-resistant bridge approved
Crossing will provide quieter route for cyclists and pedestrians
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NewsAHMM’s radical Cass transformation set to win planning
Scheme to double height of former architecture school inspired by Turner Prize-winner
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NewsRIBA launches first nationwide schools architecture programme
Institute appeals for architects to go into schools
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NewsCourt hits phoney architect with £5,600 bill
Arb misuse-of-title case ends with conviction in absence
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NewsPlans go in for Stratford Waterfront redevelopment
London Legacy Development Corporation lodges plans for cultural instititions and 600 homes
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NewsLDA reveals plans to revamp Edinburgh's George Street
Pedestrian-friendly overhaul would make the New Town street ‘Las Ramblas’ of the north, say designers
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NewsMadelin: If MPs were serious about housing crisis Cobra would meet tomorrow
British Land chief calls for fresh wave of new towns
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NewsCurtain call for Studio Seilern arts centre
Wellington College opens £15m ’angle-free’ auditorium
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NewsStudio Egret West's £250m Maidenhead scheme approved
Project cleared for second time - now with smaller towers
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NewsMoxon completes Cairngorms HQ extension
Modern addition to National Park Authority base ’extrapolates town grain’
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NewsFrom halo to horticulture: Evolution of Fosters’ Tulip revealed
Design documents display thinking behind architect’s plan for City’s tallest structure
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NewsDeveloper blames wind for four-month delay at 22 Bishopsgate
PLP’s giant is now set to open next autumn
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NewsCarmody Groarke lands Carlisle museum commission
Practice set to create blueprint for Tullie House expansion
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NewsMake blames Brexit for job losses
Ken Shuttleworth tells staff uncertainty over EU departure is hitting workloads
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NewsFirst pictures of Grimshaw’s new Eden Project
Architect completes feasibility study for Morecambe ’mussels’
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NewsFerguson Mann unveils Somerset ‘castle’ restoration
Exterior repairs complete for grade II* landmark after 20-year battle