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Opinion
Don't overlook Croydon's past
Owen Hatherley invites readers to consider more seriously places which many people simply scorn (Urban Trawl May 20).
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OpinionPotters Fields shows the dangers of privatisation
The privatisation of semi-judicial services, notably planning control, is problematic in several ways.
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Opinion
Education needs a total rethink
After a three-year degree, part I graduates are pretty much useless to most practices as anything other than cad operators (“Cost of studying architecture ’tops £88,000’”, bdonline May 26).
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NewsHawkins\Brown Stratford Regional Station unveiled
Station gearing up for 120,000 daily users during 2012 Olympic Games
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NewsRIBA itinerary shows business skills focus
Architects will be given the chance to brush up on their business skills this autumn, after a report earlier this year said many were not savvy enough to survive.
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NewsMinister accused of letting localism influence listings
Campaigners say Penrose’s decisions show evidence of local pressures
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NewsEric Parry lands White City job
Eric Parry Architects has been appointed to draw up a masterplan for the 4ha former Dairy Crest site at White City, west London.
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News
Yaya award helped Serie Architects win China commissions
BD’s Young Architect of the Year Award has helped last year’s winner to land significant projects abroad, it has emerged.
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NewsRoyal Academy Summer show 2011 prepares for opening
The 243rd Royal Academy of the Arts Summer Exhibition, an annual staple of London’s arts calendar, opens next week.
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NewsShapps outlines details of local building plans
Community Right to Build initiative part of Localism Bill
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NewsGlenn Howells' Minoco Wharf masterplan revealed
Development is part of ’Arc of Opportunity’ in Newham
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NewsGovernment outlines plan to slash construction costs
Savings of 20% earmarked with help of newly established group
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Building StudyCaistor Arts & Heritage Centre by Jonathan Hendry Architects
This reinvention of a Primitive Methodist chapel in Lincolnshire as an arts and heritage centre is one of the early manifestations of the Big Society
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NewsLifschutz's Mayfair plans given the green light
Masterplan drawn up as part of Crossrail redevelopment approved
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NewsPatricia Tindale 1926-2011
Patricia Tindale, the final chief architect at the Department of the Environment, has died at the age of 85
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NewsMake and Nightingale Associates complete Oxford lab
£32 million project for university’s prestigious Dunn School
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NewsBDP designs musical playground for children
Shipping containers will be used for the installation at the new home of Children’s BBC
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NewsFred the Shred was "ruthless" at RMJM
Former RBS boss Fred Goodwin’s squeeze on cash meant salaries were late, claims ex-director
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MultimediaTime-lapse footage of Anish Kapoor's Olympic Orbit tower released
ArcelorMittal steel tower growing on East London skyline
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TechnicalLSE New Students’ Centre by O’Donnell & Tuomey
O’Donnell & Tuomey’s competition-winning proposal for the London School of Economics’ new Students’ Centre is striking not only for its crumpled form, but its unusual perforated brick facing.