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NewsPopulous' Leeds arena set to win design approval
Leeds City Council is expected to approve detailed designs by Populous for the city’s new arena next week, ahead of a formal planning submission.
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NewsBrisac Gonzalez reveals scheme for Museum of Copenhagen
Brisac Gonzalez has completed design proposals to give the Museum of Copenhagen a new home in a former 17th Century brewery.
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NewsClient reveals images of 'aesthetic disaster' Arb case
Client speaks out after Arb fines architect £4,000 following serious mistakes on a project to build two detached houses in north-west London.
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Stephen Lawrence Bursary showcase opens
A dozen students will showcase work at the central London offices of Scott Brownrigg as part of an exhibition highlighting the work of students who have benefited from the Stephen Lawrence Bursary Award Programme.
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NewsHodder's £200 million make-over for Wigan wins go-ahead
Wigan Borough Council has approved Hodder & Partners’ £200 million scheme to redevelop the town centre.
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NewsRHWL completes Aylesbury theatre
RHWL’s Arts Team has completed the £42 million Aylesbury Waterside Theatre in Buckinghamshire, marking the end of the first phase of the town centre’s regeneration.
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NewsSatellite wins go-ahead for assisted self-build in Dorset
Satellite Architects has been given the green light for an assisted self-build project for three family homes in Bridport, west Dorset.
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Maida Vale tube station wins heritage plaudit
The modernisation of Maida Vale tube station in north-west London has been recognised with a National Railway Heritage Award plaque.
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NewsHastings Pier competition relaunched after fire
The RIBA competition to find an architect to redevelop Hastings Pier has been relaunched three weeks after fire ripped through the Eugenius Birch-designed structure.
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NewsRedundancy letters go round Cabe
Virtually the whole of Cabe’s staff have been put on notice of redundancy
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NewsRegional design bodies to close
The Architecture Centre Network is applying for a series of European Union grants following the government’s decision this week to wind down Cabe, but admitted that some of the 22 regional bodies it helps fund will close.
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NewsArb fines architect £4,000 following 'aesthetic disaster'
The Arb’s professional conduct committee has fined Richard Lewis of Lewis Patten Chartered Architects in Hertford £4,000 following an “aesthetic disaster” on a project to build two detached houses in north-west London.
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NewsPlymouth Civic Centre up for sale
Council says it cannot afford to restore grade II listed 1962 building
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NewsArchitecture PLB wins competition to build Winchester student halls
Architecture PLB has won a competition to design a £14 million student residence for the University of Winchester.
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NewsAlsop berates council over go-ahead for Norfolk Tesco
Will Alsop has hit out at his local council for handing planning permission to a highly controversial Tesco development designed by Wilkinson Eyre
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NewsLast of the big spenders - Schmidt Hammer Lassen's City of Westminster College
Against news of higher education cuts the finishing touches are being made to a college building from another era – Schmidt Hammer Lassen’s City of Westminster College
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Number of architects on the dole still rising
The number of architects on the dole rose again last month in a further sign that recent unemployment trends have reversed.
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NewsBoomerang flies into administration
A 52-storey skyscraper project in London designed by Ian Simpson Architects has been put into administration before a brick has even been laid
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NewsGreen outlook for new distillery by Austin-Smith Lord
A new distillery designed by Austin-Smith Lord for drinks firm Diageo has been opened.
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NewsMurphy unveils revised scheme for Haymarket site
Richard Murphy Architects has revealed revamped plans for Edinburgh’s troubled Haymarket with the centrepiece hotel building now nine storeys lower