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Koolhaas speaks at health forum
Rem Koolhaas and Michael Hopkins are among speakers who will address a symposium on architecture and health on April 29.
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Ideas sought for bandstand site
An ideas competition to design a £500,000 performance space on the site of an old bandstand in a busy Glasgow park is being launched this Saturday.
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ARU approval for cottage scheme
The Architecture Research Unit (ARU) has won planning permission for the repair and alteration of a grade II listed gardener’s cottage and the creation of a stand-alone extension.
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NewsArb critic wins legal battle over insurance
Arb critic Ian Salisbury has launched a fresh attack on the organisation after winning his long-running legal battle over professional insurance cover
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Education expert questions BSF policy
One of Britain’s leading educationalists has questioned the value of hiring fresh architects for every scheme under the government’s flagship Building Schools for the Future programme
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NewsViñoly cuts staff at London office
Rafael Viñoly’s British presence has suffered a blow after the office confirmed it was cutting around a quarter of its staff
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NewsArchitects stranded as flights are cancelled
Alsop and all three Fat directors among those hit by volcano ash cloud
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NewsRIBA says press is to blame for low pay row
The RIBA has been criticised for attempting to pin blame on the press for the huge row raging over low wages in the profession
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NewsHamilton Architects refurbished arts centre opens
One of Belfast’s most impressive listed buildings has reopened following an 18- month refurbishment.
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NewsCapita boss Rob Firth rejoins Austin-Smith Lord
Capita Architecture boss Rob Firth has left the firm to rejoin previous employer Austin-Smith Lord as an executive partner.
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NewsPinewood Studios appeals over rejected expansion plan
Pinewood Studios has appealed to the Planning Inspectorate against South Buckinghamshire District Council’s rejection of a 40ha “creative community” on the Buckinghamshire green belt.
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Nicholas Hare Architects and Hawkins Brown win Ealing BSF
A team featuring Nicholas Hare and Hawkins Brown has won a £300 million Building Schools for the Future contract in west London.
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NewsTwo practices shortlisted for Alder Hey hospital rebuild
Anshen & Allen and BDP have been shortlisted for the £288 million Alder Hey Children’s Health Park Project in Liverpool, beating three other consortiums.
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NewsStudio E wins Queen’s Award for Enterprise
Studio E Architects has won a Queen’s Award for Enterprise, becoming only the fourth architectural practice ever to receive it.
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NewsGordon Murray and Alan Dunlop part company
One of Scotland’s best known practices, GM&AD Architects has been dissolved.
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NewsKevin McCloud to give RIBA Trust lecture
TV presenter and author Kevin McCloud is to deliver this year’s annual RIBA Trust lecture.
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Architecture Foundation holds competition to design Aldgate landmark for Olympic year
The Architecture Foundation has launched an international competition to design a New Aldgate, a temporary landmark on the eastern edge of the City of London to stand for the duration of the 2012 Olympic year.
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NewsLegion d’honneur award for Rogers partner Mike Davies
Mike Davies, a founding partner of Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners, has been awarded France’s highest civil order.
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NewsRogers Stirk Harbour’s profitability hailed by Sunday Times list
Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners has been named the company with the second fastest growing profits in the UK – according to statistics from 2008.