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NewsRogers scoops planning for Millennium Dome walkway
RSHP’s Skywalk will allow visitors to walk above the O2 Arena
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NewsFoster & Partners plan Thames Estuary airport
Work is part of wider masterplan for the Thames Hub
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NewsMake forced to redesign controversial Bath supermarket
Conservationists still not satisfied despite retention of historic facade
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NewsBDP scoops campus job in Himalayas
BDP has won an international competition to design its biggest project to date in India: a 230ha college campus in the Himalayas.
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NewsInternational Intelligence: Abu Dhabi
Slow and steady has won the race for the richest Emirate, says David Camp
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NewsQ&A: Alex Johnson of Devereux Architects on working in Abu Dhabi
Alex Johnson of Devereux Architects talks about his work in Abu Dhabi
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NewsShigeru Ban pioneers earthquake homes
Shigeru Ban has designed a temporary housing scheme for victims of the Japanese earthquake.
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NewsShaky ground for Foster’s Vegas hotel
Foster & Partners’ unfinished Las Vegas hotel is almost certainly past repair and could collapse in an earthquake, according to a new report by a firm of US engineers.
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NewsMayor hopes to realise Florence vision
The mayor of Florence wants to realise Michelangelo’s vision to complete the city’s San Lorenzo Basilica 500 years after it was scrapped because of the cost of importing marble.
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NewsCultural Guide 1-7 August
The urban life, past and present of Kinshasa and London, and Edinburgh’s annual Festival of cultural make the grade for this weeks guide.
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Edinburgh University submits Murphy plans
The University of Edinburgh has put in for detailed planning permission for a Richard Murphy-designed 252-bed student residence.
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NewsShortlists announced for 2011 Architect of the Year Awards
Small practices take on architectural giants in the running for this year’s awards, which celebrate bodies of work across 13 categories.
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NewsBD welcomes arrival of Ecobuild
BD’s publisher UBM has bought the world’s largest showcase of sustainable building products
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NewsCost cutting could save Preston’s bus station
Hopes have been raised that Preston’s 1960s brutalist bus station could be saved after it emerged that talks are taking place about revising plans for the city’s Tithebarn redevelopment.
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NewsMake and Jestico & Whiles on hotel awards shortlist
Other finalists include RHWL, ReardonSmith and Purcell Miller Tritton
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NewsGensler appointed to design interiors of Birmingham tower
Gensler to provide ’revolutionary’ law offices for Sidell Gibson tower
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