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News6a creates pop-up art shop in Mayfair showroom
There are just two days left to see a £3,000 pop-up art shop created by 6a Architects in collaboration with the architect and furniture designer Simon Jones.
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NewsNord offers shingle life
Nord has completed the second house in Alain de Botton’s holiday home initiative, Living Architecture, on the beach in Dungeness, Kent.
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NewsMillennium village winners chosen
A team comprising Jestico & Whiles, Peter Barber Architects and Studio 54 Architecture has been chosen to design one of the most prestigious regeneration schemes in the country – the final tranche of the Greenwich Millennium Village.
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NewsHOK reports losses of £3.1m
HOK crashed into the red last year because of falling workloads and problems in Dubai.
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Council delays naming Robin Hood replacement
The east London council planning to demolish the Robin Hood Gardens estate has said problems with the procurement process will mean the architects for its replacement will not now be named till next month.
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NewsBartlett students protest increases in tuition fees
Architecture students from the Bartlett are into their second week of a sit-in at the main UCL building in central London.
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NewsSouthwark Council approves Spparc's Quill tower
A controversial 31-storey student accommodation tower in Southwark by architect Spparc won planning permission from the local council last night despite heavy criticism from Cabe and local residents
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NewsWork starts on LOM's youth and community centre for Watford FC
LOM Architecture starts work on £4 million scheme in Harrow
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NewsConran & Partners reveals plans for Walthamstow Stadium
The first images Conran & Partners’ plans to redevelop Walthamstow Stadium have been released by the developer.
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NewsGrimshaw's city centre bus station for Stoke-on-Trent.
Stoke-on-Trent City Council has released images, produced by Grimshaw, of Stoke-on-Trent’s new city centre bus station.
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NewsWirral Waters development avoids public inquiry
The giant Wirral Waters development in the North-west has managed to avoid a public inquiry after communities secretary Eric Pickles decided not to call it in.
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NewsFretton, Fobert and Heneghan Peng on V&A extension shortlist
Seven vying to design museum’s new Exhibition Road development in South Kensington
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NewsCF Møller Architects triumphs in Copenhagen University competition
Danish firm CF Møller Architects has triumphed in an international design competition to design an extension to the University of Copenhagen’s Panum complex on Blegdamsvej in the heart of the city.
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NewsLeeds scheme wins Yorkshire building of the year award
CZWG, Allies & Morrison and Carey Jones shared top honours in the 2010 Riba Yorkshire White Rose Awards for their parts in Leeds’ Granary Wharf development.
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NewsRIBA welcomes Morrell report as an 'opportunity' for profession
Portland Place backs findings of government construction tsar as Green Building Council raises questions
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NewsSouthampton's Guildhall Square relaunched in a blaze of glory
The £4.5 million renewal of Southampton’s Guildhall Square has been completed.
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NewsGrasp 40 years worth of green work, construction tsar urges
Paul Morrell’s low carbon report highlights the challenges and rewards of tackling climate change
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News3DReid get Carter approval
3DReid wins planning for Tesco development that will replace Get Carter car park
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NewsPoll - the impact of school environments
Can a well-designed school environment have an impact on academic results?
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NewsBD's Come Clean on Kickstart wins Freedom of Information victory
Housebuilders Kier and Miller Homes named and shamed after information commisioner forces data release