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NewsHeneghan Peng’s Giant’s Causeway visitors centre wins funding
The fundraising campaign to build Heneghan Peng’s visitor’s centre at the Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland has taken a big step forward with a £9.25 million grant
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NewsHopkins' Bill Taylor leaves the practice
Hopkins managing director Bill Taylor has left the practice, it has been announced.
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Rent warning as council approves Burland TM scheme for Camden Market
The revamp of part of London’s famous Camden Market by architect Burland TM has sparked a furious row over the “sanitisation” of the famous attraction.
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Council backs Carey Jones Vauxhall tower despite Cabe opposition
Carey Jones Architects’ £72 million “eco tower” at Vauxhall Cross in Lambeth has been approved by the local council despite opposition from Cabe.
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NewsBristol City stadium clears final hurdle
The government has decided not to call in Populous’s £60 million Bristol City FC stadium project.
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Allies & Morrison Brent Cross scheme put on hold
Allies & Morrison’s £4.5 billion masterplan for Brent Cross and Cricklewood has been thrown into doubt just days after the Mayor of London approved the scheme.
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Top names join race for Guy’s Hospital
A star-studded list of architects including Foster & Partners, Zaha Hadid, Rafael Viñoly, Rogers Stirk Harbour, Hopkins and Will Alsop are hoping to design a £90 million hospital building in London
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NewsMPs quiz minister over Kickstart
Housing minister John Healey has come under fire from fellow MPs for the first time over the Kickstart programme and its funding for “grotty” homes
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NewsBrixton museum to celebrate UK’s black heritage
Pringle Richards Sharratt Architects working with Trace Architecture has drawn up plans for the first museum dedicated to the UK’s black cultural heritage
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NewsGormley hotel guests can sleep in a sculpture
Reardon Smith Architects has teamed up with Antony Gormley to design a boutique hotel where guests will be able to sleep within a sculpture
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NewsHeritage groups line up for battle of Waterloo
Battle lines have been drawn over the future of Waterloo Station, with architecture minister Margaret Hodge due to deliver her verdict on a listing bid by English Heritage within weeks.
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NewsGrimshaw wins work in Wales and South Korea
Grimshaw was celebrating this week after being appointed to design two landmark projects on different sides of the globe
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NewsWales hits the heights
Work has finished on Wales’s tallest building, a 29-storey residential block by Latitude Architects
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NewsHare academy given green light
Nicholas Hare Architects’ All Saints Academy (pictured) in Cheltenham has been given the green light by councillors
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NewsHousing’s loss is hotel world’s gain
Work has been completed on a tower by Maccreanor Lavington near St George’s Circus in south London
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NewsRuth Reed refuses to condemn low payers
RIBA president Ruth Reed has refused to condemn practices that pay part II and III students the minimum wage or less
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NewsPlanners to consider Royal Academy extension
Plans by David Chipperfield and Julian Harrap to expand the Royal Academy of Arts are to face planners this week
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NewsCurtain up on Bath theatre work
Work has started on Feilden Clegg Bradley Studio’s refurbishment of the grade II* listed Theatre Royal in Bath.
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NewsHopkins wins planning for 'greenest' council office
Hopkins Architects has won planning approval for its 23,000 sq m Brent Civic Centre in north west London.
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Mayor backs Cricklewood scheme
London mayor Boris Johnson has approved Allies & Morrison’s controversial £4.5 billion masterplan for the 20-year regeneration of Brent Cross and Cricklewood.