All UK articles – Page 319
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Another planning application goes in for No1 Poultry
Latest Buckley Gray Yeoman plan reveals proposed colonnade seating area
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NewsArchitects 'need a Hippocratic oath'
Profession must sell itself on evidence not ego, says RIBA presidential candidate
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Penoyre & Prasad lands planning for Z-shaped school
Innovative design allows separate occupiers to share services but remain independent
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NewsBUJ and Ash Sakula cleared for huge Hackney Wick scheme
£120m project for 475 homes on former waste transfer site
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OMA remixes plans for Manchester’s Factory venue
New application reduces theatre seating but boosts commercial space for £110m arts complex
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Building StudyBuilding Study: The Royal Academy, London, by David Chipperfield Architects
Expanding Burlington House into Burlington Gardens is all about forging a strong link, says Ike Ijeh
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NewsLiverpool eyes masterplan to deliver new office space
Expanded business district could link to controversial Liverpool Waters scheme
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NewsWaugh Thistleton to design V&A pavilion
Climbable structure addresses housing and climate crises
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NewsPlans announced for Newcastle observation wheel
Designed by Connect-i, the wheel will be five metres taller than the London Eye
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NewsRogers Stirk Harbour uncorks whisky distillery
Roof of £140m project ’one of most complicated in world’
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NewsFrida Escobedo's Serpentine Pavilion takes shape
Work under way on pavilion which opens next month
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NewsLifschutz submits 30 planning applications for 'longest artwork'
Illuminated River project won in competition against Adjaye and Levete
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News‘Quirky’ post-war pubs bag listed status
Historic England adds round of modern boozers to the tab
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NewsDiller Scofidio & Renfro wins V&A's collections centre job
Firm, which teamed up with Austin-Smith Lord, chosen for its ’clarity, ambition and originality’
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NewsArb to play key role in assessing architects' fire safety competence
Hackitt recommends Arb because of its education review
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NewsHackitt calls for products to come with 'authorised use' labels
‘Ban manufacturers from testing own products’
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NewsDerbyshire: 'We can wait no longer'
Government consultation simply delays a ban which should happen now, says RIBA president







