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NewsPractices fail to find partners for Alder Hey
Architects interested in working on the £175 million project to rebuild Alder Hey children’s hospital in Liverpool have complained there are not enough contractors to partner with
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NewsCriticism of lottery projects sparks row
Arts bosses and architects have defended the buildings paid for by the Millennium Lottery Fund, a decade after the multi-million pound funding spree ended
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First Public Land Initiative sites released
The first sites to be developed under the government’s Public Land Initiative for new homes have been named.
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Architects’ gloom increases
The level of optimism among practising architects has dropped once again, despite a continuing fall in the number of qualified professionals signing on for unemployment benefits.
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NewsStudio E to look at London velodrome
Heritage campaigners have welcomed the news that Studio E has been asked to look at the future of London’s only velodrome.
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John O’Groats to be transformed
John O’Groats is set for a £15 million transformation after two tourism groups, Natural Retreats and Heritage Great Britain, unveiled plans for a new leisure development by GLM Architects.
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Man pays £1,250 for misuse of title
A man who misused the title “architect” has been fined £1,250 and ordered to pay a further £1,500 in costs.
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Competition launched to design Guy's Hospital cancer centre
A competition to design a £90 million cancer care treatment centre on the Guy’s Hospital site in London has been launched.
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NewsAdjaye and AECOM's Watford regeneration plans set for consultation
Plans to regenerate Watford by AECOM and Adjaye Associates are to be put out to public consultation this summer.
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Olympics may fail to regenerate east London, report warns
The 2012 Olympics may not leave its promised legacy of regeneration in east London, a report warned today.
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NewsPenson starts on site in Peckham
Construction work has begun on Penson’s £330,000 Peckham Space, a new public arts venue in south London.
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East Lothian heritage centre given green light
Plans by Gray Marshall to create a £3.7 million new heritage centre in East Lothian, Scotland, have received a boost after the council approved the contract for the project.
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University buildings 'unfit for purpose', database reveals
University buildings across the country were condemned as “unfit for purpose” or “at serious risk of major failure” in a secret database obtained by the Guardian newspaper.
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KPF to fit out key London office development
Kohn Pedersen Fox has been appointed to fit out Foggo Associates’ Drapers Gardens development in the City of London.
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NewsDGA's Brick Lane steel tower completes
DGA Architects has completed work on a 29m tall stainless steel tower on Brick Lane in east London.
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NewsSheppard Robson to revamp listed Thames foot tunnels
Sheppard Robson has unveiled £11.5 million plans to refurbish two listed foot tunnels which run beneath the River Thames.
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NewsDeveloper insists work on Hull's tallest tower will start on time
Work will start on Robinson Architects’ £100m Manor Mill development in Hull in time to meet a council-imposed deadline, its developer has insisted.
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Work starts on DRMM's Oxford gallery refurbishment
DRMM's £250,000 refurbishment of Modern Art Oxford has begun on site.
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NewsMillard attacks Millennium Lottery architecture a decade on
The BBC’s former arts correspondent, Rosie Millard, has launched a blistering attack on failed architectural projects funded by the Millennium Lottery.