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NewsHawkins Brown's Stoke Newington town hall opens
Hawkins Brown’s £6.4 million restoration of Stoke Newington’s 1930s grade II-listed town hall opened to the public this week.
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Savoy Hotel refurbishment nears completion
The £100 million project to restore London’s Savoy Hotel will be completed this summer, more than a year behind schedule, it has been announced.
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Historic cinemas at risk claim campaigners
Dozens of Britain’s 1930s cinemas face demolition as investors eye them up as ripe for development, campaigners fear.
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NewsFeilden Clegg ‘to squeeze quart into pint pot’ at listed Durham site
Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios has unveiled its scheme for the £6 million transformation of the Witham Hall in Barnard Castle, County Durham
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NewsUrbis to become football museum
Simpson says transformation of his Manchester building is ‘great idea’
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NewsTake off for mixed-use RAF Uxbridge plans
Sheppard Robson’s scheme for a 44ha mixed-use development on the site of a military base has been submitted for planning
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NewsBell Phillips & Kimble wins golfing go-ahead
Bell Phillips & Kimble Architects’ design for a £2.5 million clubhouse at Elstree Golf & Country Club in Hertfordshire has been granted planning permission
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Council backs library proposal
Austin Smith Lord’s plans for Liverpool Central Library have been approved by the city council
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NewsApproval for Huddersfield scheme too late for firm
Practice that designed £100m regeneration plan closed last year
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NewsV&A invites 10 firms to draw up new extension
Six years after Libeskind Spiral demise, museum changes tack with subterranean galleries
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NewsTributes paid to Alan Cherry, developer of Accordia
Richard Rogers led tributes this week to Alan Cherry, the housebuilder behind the Stirling Prize-winning Accordia development, who has died at the age of 76
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NewsIndustry refutes slur on 60s and 70s design
Chief construction adviser Morrell maligns generation of buildings
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NewsHaiti help ‘must be targeted’
The only British architect believed to have visited Haiti following this month’s earthquake has said firms wanting to help must go through the right aid agencies first
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Culture secretary rejects EH advice to list Preston bus station
Culture secretary Ben Bradshaw has rejected English Heritage’s recommendation to list Preston Central Bus Station and car park.
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NewsBoris: Battersea Power Station development does not comply with London Plan
London mayor Boris Johnson said today that Rafael Vinoly's £5.5 billion scheme does not yet comply with the London Plan but praised its architecture
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Schools secretary admits zero carbon target will not be met
The government will miss its target of making every new school building in England zero carbon from 2016, schools secretary Ed Balls admitted today.
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New school design think tank launched
A new think tank called the Centre for School Design has been launched by the British Council for School Environments.
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Olympic Village plans to cram athletes in
Fletcher Priest Architects has drawn up detailed plans for how the thousands of athletes and officials who will converge on east London for the 2012 Olympics will be accommodated.
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Greenpeace looks for 'fortress' architect
Greenpeace this week launched an architectural competition to help it build an ‘impenetrable fortress’ on land earmarked for the third runway at Heathrow Airport.