All UK articles – Page 394
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NewsHousebuilders vow to increase output
Housebuilders and government agree to boost delivery of new homes
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NewsHaworth Tompkins wins planning to raise arts centre from ashes
Battersea Arts Centre was parrtly destroyed by fire
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NewsLuxury skyscrapers are good for the neighbourhood, report claims
Report lauds ‘transformational qualities’ of high-end resi towers
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NewsFeilden Fowles gets green light for Yorkshire Sculpture Park project
£3.8m visitor centre is latest architectural project at estate
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NewsLewisham approves restoration of art deco landmark
Barr Gazetas wins consent to convert 1930s Tower House department store
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NewsGeorge Ferguson loses 'my best job yet' as mayor of Bristol
Former RIBA president beaten by Labour rival
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NewsMetro Central Heights 'would be overwhelmed by SOM towers'
Conservation body claims revised plans just as harmful to Goldfinger building
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NewsdRMM completes Hastings Pier restoration
£14.2m project brings arson-hit structure back into public use
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NewsHawkins Brown to build next to Chipperfield in Wakefield
Practice to design new cultural quarter for historic mill complex
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NewsElections 2016: What the results mean
Khan set to take London, while SNP and Labour struggle to wins in Scotland and Wales
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NewsJudge gives campaigners all-clear to fight Broadway Malyan scheme
£35m Liverpool Lime Street project would flatten historic buildings at city’s ‘gateway’
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NewsAlison Brooks and Wright & Wright shortlisted for Science Museum project
Five architects face off for London job
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NewsFoster and Morgan appointed to Heseltine's Thames Gateway task force
Former deputy prime minister heading group to look at ideas to redevelop region
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NewsGovernment suffers another defeat on Housing Bill
Lords blow follows scathing report by Public Accounts Committee
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NewsMake partner quits to set up new practice
Fathom will target educational and residential projects in historic locations
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Building StudyTreetop walkway, Westonbirt, by Glenn Howells Architects
This aerial footpath snakes its way through the forest at Westonbirt Arboretum in the Cotswolds using form, structure and materials to lift visitors to a heightened communion with nature. Ike Ijeh takes a walk on the wild side