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NewsRIBA criticises ARB’s accreditation rule change, warning of impact on alternative qualification routes
RIBA warns that the rule change may limit opportunities for students facing financial or personal barriers and reduce flexibility in architectural education
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NewsGovernment ‘sought to influence’ Met Police on Chipperfield's Chinese embassy plans, inquiry told
Police decision to withdraw objection to David Chipperfield-designed redevelopment of Royal Mint site comes under fire on first day of public inquiry
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NewsRIBA reveals shortlists for first two regional awards
Projects by previous Stirling Prize winners including Herzog & de Meuron and Stanton Williams on shortlists for East and South East
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NewsDesign changes put brakes on Hawkins Brown’s £90m Manchester Met library
City centre scheme was given planning a year ago
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NewsLifschutz Davidson Sandilands unveils draft masterplan for Bristol’s Western Harbour
Public consultation is now underway as proposals outline new homes, infrastructure, and public spaces
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NewsRayner announces £300m boost for affordable housing delivery
MHCLG says latest funding will deliver 2,800 homes, with half for social rent
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NewsDLA completes new construction and engineering facility at Oaklands College
The latest phase of Oaklands College’s masterplan delivers a new teaching space designed to support future construction and engineering professionals
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NewsCity gives green light to KPF office tower at 70 Gracechurch Street
Construction on 33-storey scheme not expected to start before 2028 for summer 2032 finish
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NewsKing, prime minister, and deputy PM visit Adam Architecture’s Nansledan community in Cornwall
King Charles, Keir Starmer and Angela Rayner made a joint visit to an Adam Architecture-designed housing development in Cornwall yesterday. The visit marks a significant moment for the Duchy of Cornwall’s regeneration scheme at Nansledan, where 800 homes have now been completed
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NewsNew Grenfell ‘super-regulator’ unlikely to be introduced straightaway, industry experts believe
Prime minister expected to set up task groups to look into issues with current regime rather than risk further industry disruption
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NewsArchitects to feature in the Building Good Employer Guide 2025 next month
Exclusive research will be officially revealed at the Good Employer Guide Live event on 6 March, join us to find out the latest in employment best practice across architecture, construction and housing
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NewsYouth-designed pavilion unveiled in Camden’s HS2 meanwhile garden
The six-metre-tall pavilion and performance space, ‘Reflect’, was co-designed by young people in collaboration with social enterprise MATT+FIONA and Fitzrovia Youth in Action
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NewsLoader Monteith completes rural home in Angus
A new three-bedroom home in seeks to integrate contemporary living with traditional Scottish architecture
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NewsDonald Insall Associates closes Cambridge office and downsizes Bath team
Strategic review at heritage practice follows workload slump in two regions
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NewsProperty group urges Reeves to fund ‘new approach’ at Building Safety Regulator
British Property Federation calls for next month’s spending review to include ‘additional resource’ for safety regulator amid spate of high-rise delays
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NewsFoundation works complete at Wilkinson Eyre’s HS2 Old Oak Common station
Balfour Beatty, Vinci and Systra joint venture finish work on basement slab larger than six football pitches
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NewsLevitt Bernstein completes Newham’s first Passivhaus-certified social housing
100% affordable housing development in east London has delivered 65 homes designed to meet Passivhaus Classic standards
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NewsFosters’ £1bn Blackfriars scheme given new name
Job now called the Round set to get going this summer with £100m enabling work
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NewsAllies & Morrison wins Trinity College Dublin masterplan job
Firm to rethink how the university uses its 200 buildings
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NewsFaulkner Browns rejigs Southwark student accomodation scheme to add second staircase
Layouts at eight-storey scheme rearranged to accommodate larger core