All UK articles – Page 597
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NewsBrian Cox wants architects' help on research buildings
More communal areas help studies, TV star says
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NewsListed buildings pledge as BDP nabs Whitechapel masterplan
Revamp to tie in with Crossrail boost
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NewsLondon Assembly wants pop-ups for ailing high streets
Pawnbrokers and bookies not the solution, Assembly adds
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NewsArchitects have second stab at Centre Point
Multiple applications aim to speed up delayed project
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Building StudyArts Council England offices, Manchester by Witherford Watson Mann
Witherford Watson Mann’s Manchester offices for Arts Council England elevate workmanlike materials through artful handling to articulate the institution’s values in a time of austerity
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NewsAllies & Morrison wins Croydon Old Town masterplan
Practice selected by Croydon Council after competitive tender process
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NewsBoris Johnson announces competition for floating village
Architects and developers urged to team up for Royal Docks site
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NewsMake emerges as contender to redesign stalled Pinnacle
Architects vie to take on troubled City scheme
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NewsArchitecture professor avoids jail over car vandalism spree
Stephen Graham fined £28,000 for scratching ‘very silly’ onto Newcastle cars
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NewsDecision on millionaire's Preston bus station plans 'within weeks'
Businessman hires local practice to help out
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NewsHOK submits Crossrail resi plans in Camden
Twenty-two apartments to be built above access shaft for Crossrail line
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NewsMel Dodd to head architecture at Central Saint Martins
Appointed head of architecture courses including new postgraduate and masters programmes
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NewsAHMM and CZWG among winners of Civic Trust special awards
Canada Water Library and North London Hospice demonstrate ‘outstanding credentials’
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NewsRIBA student competition open for entries
Students are asked to design a temporary shop for the Southbank Centre summer festival
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NewsArchitects recognised at 2013 Breeam Awards
Practices behind winning projects include 3DReid, Feilden Mawson and Bennetts Associates