All UK articles – Page 508
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FeaturesTop 10 Most Endangered Buildings
The Victorian Society has named its Top 10 Most Endangered Victorian and Edwardian Buildings in England and Wales, following a national appeal for nominations. The society says all the buildings listed are at real risk of being lost if action is not taken in the immediate future
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NewsHarrogate cinema scheme reels in planning green light
Work on Seven Architecture design starts next January
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NewsMount Pleasant plans 'now too toxic', say opponents
Campaigners claim potential developers will steer clear of controversial scheme
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NewsRogers hit with £5m writ on Oxley Woods housing
House builder drags architect and contractor into leaking homes row
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NewsFunding boost for Stallan-Brand refurb of Scottish church
First stage of repairs to Andy MacMillan masterpiece can go ahead
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OpinionNarrow views lead us down a cul-de-sac
The sort of housing people want has changed enormously and house builders need to take note, says BD columnist Hank Dittmar
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News'Strip Boris of his planning powers', says fellow Tory
Assembly member says targets are prioritised over quality
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NewsMayor flags worries over Docklands towers
City Hall concerned that too many tall buildings planned could have “detrimental” effect on the area
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NewsControversial Bristol scheme gets planning
Councillors ignore planning officers’ advice to kick tower into touch
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NewsRH Partnership submits plans for country park
Existing facilities to be replaced with two new buildings
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Deadline looms for £500 student design award
Students from across Europe eligible to enter hotel design contest
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FeaturesA national treasure
BD editor Thomas Lane applauds the National Trust’s Balfron Tower initiative
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NewsNeave Brown becomes first architect to have all his UK work listed
Camden housing legend is ‘delighted’ by hat trick
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NewsHouse builder: 'Build cul-de-sacs because that's how people want to live'
Steve Morgan, founder of housebuilder Redrow, attacks high-density urbanism
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NewsTower 42 'too damaged' to be listed
Seifert landmark does not meet standard set for post-war offices