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NewsFirst Solent Design winners unveiled
Penoyre & Prasad’s Portsmouth University library extension (pictured) and a primary school by Hampshire County Council architects’ department have won the first Solent Design Awards
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NewsWilkinson Eyre reveals cross-Thames cable car plans
Transport for London and Wilkinson Eyre have submitted plans for a cable car spanning the river Thames in east London.
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NewsAlsop Sparch wins award for Headingley cricket pavilion.
Alsop Sparch has picked up an award for its pavilion at Headingley cricket ground in Leeds.
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NewsCabe courts private sector as axe looms
The extension of the kind of paid-for design review service Cabe is carrying out for Crossrail is the key to whether or not the watchdog has a future, according to its chairman.
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NewsShortlist announced for £165 million Papworth Hospital scheme
Three practices have made the shortlist to rebuild Papworth Hospital under a £165 million PFI deal.
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NewsKengo Kuma wins V&A Dundee competition
Japanese practice Kengo Kuma & Associates has won the competition to design the V&A’s £47 million new outpost in Dundee.
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NewsDoolan prize shortlist announced for Scotland's best building
Eleven buildings have been shortlisted for this year’s RIAS Andrew Doolan Best Building in Scotland award, which carries a £25,000 first prize.
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NewsOlympic Stadium designer speaks up for ditched wrap
Boss of 2012 Olympic stadium designer Populous, Rod Sheard, has condemned the ODA’s decision to get rid of the fabric “wrap” around the venue.
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NewsRIBA membership rates to stay frozen
RIBA membership rates for 2011 will remain frozen for the second year running.
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NewsCrossrail submits Tottenham Court Road station for planning
A team of Hawkins Brown and Arup/Atkins has unveiled new images of Crossrail’s station at Tottenham Court Road in central London.
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NewsSutherland Hussey wins £3m for Edinburgh sculpture centre
Sutherland Hussey Architects’ has won a £3 million prize for its plans for the Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop
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NewsLondon Development Agency to shed two-thirds of its staff
Staff at the London Development Agency (LDA) have been told today that more than 200 people will lose their jobs by the end of March.
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NewsPopulous and Atkins unveil Olympic volleyball venue
Populous and Atkins have revealed new images of how Horse Guards Parade in central London will look during the 2012 Olympics when it hosts the beach volleyball events.
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NewsCuts spell disaster for design, warns Richard Rogers
Founding head of Design for London voices anger at its likely abolition, and at loss of Cabe
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NewsArts Council cuts hit architecture centres
Cuts in budget next year, with no funding guaranteed in the future
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NewsRykwert among 500 objecting to Adam
Robert Adam’s plans for a palatial multi-million pound house on the fringes of Hampstead Heath are facing opposition from a host of high-profile architects and heritage figures
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NewsDetails emerge of Chipperfield Waterloo plan
Developer Chelsfield is hoping to win planning approval for David Chipperfield’s scheme to develop a major site close to Waterloo Station in London next spring
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NewsBurdett and Rogers back scrapping of Olympic stadium wrap
The scrapping of the fabric wrap around London’s 2012 Olympic stadium should be welcomed because it did nothing for the landmark’s appearance, the ODA’s design champion has claimed
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£30m US deal could save Lancashire Pathfinder terraces
Mark Hines Architects is close to securing a £30 million deal with an American property developer that would save swathes of abandoned Pathfinder terraces in Lancashire.