All UK articles – Page 740
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NewsHousing minister expands on his criticism of “Scandinavian eco-bling”
Grant Shapps explains his support for populist and traditional house designs
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NewsEx presidents urge RIBA to back planning reform
Reed unhappy about easing switch from industrial to residential use
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NewsiCon centre for green technology and sustainable construction opens
Daventry building was designed by Consarc Architects
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OpinionAre there too many architects in the UK?
Yes, says Chris Roche, there are simply more than the market demands; while Jack Pringle says controlling numbers only results in future skills shortages
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NewsAlmost showtime at Keith Williams' Kent theatre
Keith Williams Architects has released new images of its ongoing £26 million Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury, Kent.
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ReviewJunya Ishigami: Architecture as Air
Junya Ishigami’s new show builds a fragile yet compelling vision of the power of the almost imperceptible
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NewsBim can make architects master builders again, says Morrell
Bim technology could herald the return of architects to the role of master builder, the government’s chief construction adviser has said
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NewsFolly for a Flyover is assembled
Not-for-profit group Assemble has completed its temporary Folly for a Flyover on the edge of the Olympic site in Hackney
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Planning application numbers continue to grow
Planning applications increased 11% last month according to Barbour ABI data
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NewsDixon Jones's £15 million Chelsea campus opens
College is second Dixon Jones building to open on Hortensia Road in a year
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NewsJestico & Whiles creates edible London landmarks for £10
Oxo Tower, Thames Barrier and Canary Wharf built from toast, sushi and smoked salmon
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Building StudySainsbury Laboratory at Cambridge University, by Stanton Williams
This laboratory in the University of Cambridge’s Botanic Gardens is the ideal habitat for botanists
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NewsPrince's House unveiled at Building Research Establishment
Pilot project is two years late but housing minister calls on architects to follow its traditional approach
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Building StudyPeter Zumthor's Serpentine Gallery Summer Pavilion
Zumthor’s tranquil retreat was undermined by the frenzy of the opening press conference
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NewsRIBA launches Windermere Steamboat Museum competition
Expressions of interest sought for Lake District redevelopment with young practices encouraged
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