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Assael debuts City office tower proposals
Slim 21-storey block would tower above grade I synagogue
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Court date set for Zaha feud
High Court to hold preliminary hearing this week
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Weston Williamson and Shard architect reveal Euston plans
Four-storey tile-clad cube will supersede former Underground station
Vallance to attend emergency construction industry summit on Brexit
More than 100 chief executives will meet at the end of the month to discuss implications of leaving EU
Council ‘finds’ lost Amin Taha documents
Architect says papers show detailing for demolition-threatened Clerkenwell development
EU gives cold shoulder to UK architecture
No British buildings on EU Mies van der Rohe Award shortlist
Demolition set to start on Seifert’s Euston towers
HS2 contractors poised to take down late-1970s office blocks
Wilkinson Eyre cleared for £50m Lord’s plans
Redevelopment of Compton and Edrich stands will boost capacity by 2,500
Heathrow after 'signature architect' for third runway building
Appointment will be made in coming years
RIBA urges Article 50 extension after May's historic defeat
Projects already on hold due to uncertainty, warns Vallance
Eric Parry replaces PLP on Goodsyard towers
Architect appointed to design scheme’s tallest element
Murphy completes crescent of £1.9m Edinburgh New Town homes
Crescent at Donaldson’s project also saw historic deaf school converted into flats
Deadline looming for BD's Architect of the Year Awards
Awards everyone wants to win will be announced on May 1
Design contest launched for City 'parklets'
Competition will lead to creation of tiny public spaces
Architects sought for Jeddah art-house cinema
Middle East arts group set to launch competition for Saudi screen centre
Aecom team wins Moorfields Eye Hospital design competition
Bid with Penoyre & Prasad and White Arkitekter pips RSHP, Bennetts, Hopkins and others for £200m facility
Wigglesworth to mark 25th anniversary with artist residency
Visual artist will shadow architects and create work in response
Call for entries in placemaking competition
Joint RIBA competition announced for local authorities
Mikhail Riches and Soda Studio win BD crit
British Land invites architects to discuss developing their ideas for £4bn project
Sydney announces global hunt for £500m museum architect
Plans for new combined venue face local hostility
Reiach and Hall beats Carmody Groarke and Page/Park to Fruitmarket job
6a also on shortlist for Edinburgh art gallery
Letchworth launches competition for 45ha expansion
Original garden city sows seeds for expansion
RIBA: Architecture 'in peril' without drastic immigration reforms
Institute issues blueprint for post-Brexit immigration
Zaha executors take sweeping powers to investigate practice
Action came two days after Schumacher took them to High Court
HOK names new London chiefs
Studio founder Larry Malcic retiring after 30 years
Exclusive: Schumacher's explosive allegations hit High Court
Zaha Hadid’s business partner claims he was forced to agree to drop practice’s name - and alleges animosity clouded fellow executors’ judgment
Chapman Taylor opens Beijing studio as profit slips
Architect targets China as UK revenue falls
Council cuts ‘putting further pressure’ on good design
Local authorities increasingly weighting tender awards on price not quality
AHMM accounts post 13% hike in turnover
But practice says shift to employee ownership trust hit gross profits for 2017-18
Number of architects employed by the world's biggest firms hits record high
First increase after two years of decline
Firm shifts Swiss HQ to London ‘to capitalise on Brexit’
Architects vote with feet by relocating staff from Lugano to Holborn
Turnover and profit dip at Broadway Malyan
Global practice declares perfomance robust amid ‘challenging’ trading environment