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NewsPRP lands Ebbsfleet lead role
Practice will masterplan garden city’s 2,600-home Western Village
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NewsBrazilian architects bag RIBA International Prize
Rainforest-edge school scheme beats O’Donnell Tuomey and Nikken Sekkei projects
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NewsHousing minister: Scruton commission ‘will heal scar tissue of style wars’
‘Architects must rescue us from blankness of homes designed by those without training or history’
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NewsRaynsford Review seeks end to office-to-resi boom
Ex-housing, planning and construction minister argues planning system has been ‘undermined by deregulation’
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NewsTate Harmer and Hall McKnight on starry shortlist for uni building
Two Stirling Prize winners among finalists
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NewsGrenfell ‘expert’ facing criminal court hearing
John Priestley to appear before magistrates on misuse of title charge
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NewsArchitects shortlisted to design £170m cybercrime court
Prestige project will also contain new HQ for City of London Police
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NewsTop developer: It's not just Brexit that's behind Westminster slowdown
Planning system and stamp duty blamed as major applications plunge 42%
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NewsFosters submits plans for giant tulip-shaped tower in City
Gallery: Building would be tallest in Square Mile
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NewsStockholm begins search for new Chipperfield site
Architect remains convinced original Nobel location is right
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NewsJTP triumphs in vast Russian masterplanning competition
UK architect beats 49 longlisted teams to design 760ha city expansion
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NewsMaccreanor Lavington submits Old Kent Road tower
Church and listed mural relocated to make way for 370 homes
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NewsWestminster reports plunge in big planning applications
City points to Brexit uncertainty and residential market slowdown among other factors
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NewsArchitect booted off register for designing leaky house
Arb finds designer guilty of incompetence and unacceptable professional conduct
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NewsKnight and Ramboll reveal Bermuda bridge designs
Work on two new crossings due to finish by 2021
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NewsFaulknerBrowns' Shoreditch leisure centre approved
Building is part of Feilden Clegg Bradley masterplan
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NewsCivil war breaks out at Zaha Hadid Architects
Schumacher takes fellow executors of Zaha’s will to court
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NewsAllies & Morrison redesigns enlarged Paddington office
British Land eyes new application – eight years after planning first granted