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NewsLyall turns muck into brass
John Lyall Architects has received planning approval for an Enhanced Digestion Plant on the Thames in Crossness, east London
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NewsRiba condemns government for scrapping Core Housing Standards
Riba president Ruth Reed has expressed “serious concern” that the Homes & Communities Agency’s proposed Core Housing Standards will be abandoned.
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NewsRiba President's Medals Student Awards announced
The Riba and Atkins have announced the winner of this year’s President’s Medals Students Awards, in which 270 Schools of Architecture took part.
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NewsAtkins set for further job losses
More jobs are at risk at Atkins over the coming months despite the multi-disciplinary firm already shedding some 1,000 staff in a year
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NewsWigglesworth looks at Robin Hood rescue
The Twentieth Century Society has commissioned Sarah Wigglesworth Architects to explore ways of re-using Robin Hood Gardens in a last-ditch bid to save the flats.
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NewsRogers Stirk Harbour set to lose Thames job
One of Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners’ most significant British projects is on the brink of collapse amid signs of a U-turn by client JPMorgan Chase.
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NewsMuf's Eastern Curve wins Hackney Design Award
A team featuring Muf, landscape architect J&L Gibbons and architect collective EXYZT has won a design award for its Eastern Curve project.
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NewsBDP wins go-ahead on £700 million retail scheme in Preston
Practice’s own 1960s bus station set to be bulldozed to make way for Tithebarn project
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NewsHCA to be cut in half
The Homes & Communities Agency is to be cut down to half its earlier size and lose half of its directors.
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NewsHopkins wins St Thomas' cladding competition
A team featuring Hopkins has won a £21 million scheme to re-clad the East Wing of St Thomas’ Hospital in central London.
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NewsNapier & Co wins planning for Leicestershire dog centre
The Dogs Trust charity has been granted planning permission to build a £7 million rescue centre in Leicestershire designed by Shrewsbury practice Napier & Co.
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NewsGovernment blow to campaign to recognise part II 'architects'
The campaign to improve the status of architectural assistants has been dealt a serious blow after a government minister refused to review the current registration process.
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NewsCabe launches guide to shake up supermarket design
Cabe has today launched a major planning report which it hopes will make supermarkets rethink the design quality of their major schemes.
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NewsPaul Davis beats stiff competition for £8 million Northern Ireland eco development
Paul Davis & Partners has beaten practices including RMJM, B3 and The Boyd Partnership in an £8 million international competition to design a zero-carbon housing development in Northern Ireland.
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NewsElder & Cannon scoops the Doolan prize
Elder & Cannon Architects has won the Rias Andrew Doolan Best Building in Scotland Award 2010, the UK’s richest architecture prize.
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NewsLottery funding saves Denton Corker Marshall's Stonehenge project
The Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) has stepped in to save Denton Corker Marshall’s Stonehenge visitor centre by agreeing to pay the contribution withdrawn by the government earlier this year.
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NewsBuilding for Life chair Wayne Hemingway defiant at annual awards
Ten housing schemes in the south of England have won Building for Life awards.
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NewsLandscape Institute names award winners
The Landscape Institute has announced the winners of its annual landscape architecture awards, including the President’s Award which was picked up by The Landscape Partnership for its sustainable urban drainage system in Cambridge.
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NewsDismal John O’Groats to receive ‘fun’ makeover
Edinburgh practice GLM has won planning permission for a £6.5 million scheme to revitalise John O’Groats – recently dubbed the most dismal place in Scotland