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OpinionLevete's tower is in wrong place
The design of the proposed Shoreditch tower (“Local fury over Levete’s Shoreditch plan” News May 13) is a characteristically elegant response from Amanda Levete Architects, but in the wrong location.
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NewsWork starts on Peter Zumthor's Serpentine pavilion
Exclusive first picture of this year’s pavilion
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NewsReport urges London mayor to act on privatisation of public space
London Assembly says planning can be used to limit developers’ control
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NewsJerde design for Coventry's Broadgate area sparks debate
US architecture practice Jerde has drawn the ire of Coventry residents again, this time with its design for a £7 million revamp of Broadgate
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NewsEU brick tax ruling will secure UK jobs
Architects have welcomed an EU decision that will see the UK brick industry remain exempt from a potentially crippling carbon tax.
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NewsMake’s Edinburgh cinema plans deferred again
A decision over Make’s plans to convert a grade-B listed former cinema in Edinburgh into a hotel and arts studio has been postponed again
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NewsWilson Mason wins permission for submerged Lancaster supermarket
Wilson Mason and Partners has secured planning permission from for a Booths supermarket set into the landscape in Scotforth, Lancaster
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NewsTP Bennett and AECOM win future workplace design competition
TP Bennett and AECOM have won a workplace of the future design competition, held by the British Council for Offices and Property Week, Building Design’s sister title.
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NewsGreen light for Jestico & Whiles' East End towers
Newham Council approves residential-led development
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Architects sought for academy and leisure centre jobs in Kensington
Council planning series of new facilities
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NewsGold medal at Chelsea Flower Show for Chetwoods' garden
Record-breaking B&Q garden opened by Gwyneth Paltrow
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NewsDesign review needs more planning punch say Cabe and RIBA
Design Council Cabe and the RIBA have called for design review advice to be made a material consideration in planning decisions
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NewsWork completed on Bond Bryan’s ‘liquorice allsorts’ school
Construction of the Bond Bryan-designed £7.6 million Post-16 Centre at Phoenix High School in Shepherd’s Bush, London, has been completed.
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NewsFears over Charles Rennie Mackintosh legacy as buildings fall into disrepair
Charles Rennie Mackintosh Society urges action over dilapidation
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NewsSuffolk student wins John Peel arts centre RIBA competition
Matthew Loosley designed mezzanine level for Stowmarket’s Corn Exchange
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NewsArchitects sought for Glasgow 2014 stadium revamp
Temporary work for track and field events at Hampden stadium advertised in OJEU
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NewsRRA celebrates 25 years by moving into a self-designed HQ
Hereford-based practice now has offices in London and Cheltenham
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NewsTurley Associates promotes Matt Quayle to head of urban design
Turley Associates, the planning and urban design consultancy, has promoted Matt Quayle to head of urban design