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NewsHawkins Brown submits £170m Wharves Deptford masterplan
Hawkins Brown’s £170 million masterplan for a 4.5ha site in Deptford, south-east London, has been submitted for planning permission
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NewsHampshire eco-town to hold pilot home contest
One of the government’s four planned eco-towns is to hold an architectural competition to design pilot homes, it has emerged
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NewsMcAslan disarmed at London barracks
A leading firm of conservation architects has been called in to revamp John McAslan & Partners’ plans for a large housing scheme at a historic London barracks, following a wave of objections
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Five shortlisted for Nottingham dance centre competition
Ian Ritchie, Malcolm Fraser and Ash Sakula are among the five architects shortlisted for a new centre in Nottingham for East Midlands dance organization Dance4.
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Hopkins' annual results buck trend
Hopkins Architects has bucked the trend of signature practices seeing their profits falling by producing a recession-busting set of annual accounts.
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NewsZaha Hadid profits slump by two-thirds
But number of architects employed increases by 19% as high-end contracts fuel turnover
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National Trust restores power to the people
The National Trust has launched a strategy to counter the perception that it is “some sort of exclusive club for connoisseurs”.
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NewsAlison Brooks and HTA to revamp Ealing estate
HTA and Alison Brooks Architects are part of a team picked to regenerate a rundown housing estate in west London.
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News3DReid's Western Isles schools win go-ahead
3DReid has won planning permission and listed building consent for five schools on five different sites as part of the £60 million Western Isles Schools Project in Scotland.
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Job agency Adrem resurrected under new name
Collapsed recruitment agency Adrem is back up and running, and now trading as Adrem Group.
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NewsLeach Rhodes Walker reveals latest designs for Liverpool tower
Leach Rhodes Walker has revealed new images of its £130 million tower for the centre of Liverpool.
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Report into Camberwell tower block fire won’t be ready till June
A police investigation into the causes of a fatal fire which ripped through a London tower block will not be finished until June.
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Minister announces 600 eco-town show homes
Housing Minister John Healey has announced plans to build more than 600 “eco show homes” to demonstrate the attractions of living in one of the planned eco-towns.
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NewsArchitects called on to enter Grand Design Awards 2010
The deadline is looming for this year’s Grand Design Awards which will be hosted by TV presenter Kevin McCloud.
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NewsBoyes Rees new Welsh laboratory opens
A £6 million laboratory building designed by Boyes Rees Architects has opened at Glamorgan University.
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Demolition starts for tallest tower
Demolition work has begun to make way for the Architects Design Group’s £89 million Oceanique development in Plymouth, which will be the tallest building in the South-west.
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Lend Lease boss to chair UK Green Building Council
The chief executive of developer Lend Lease’s European arm Lend Lease has been appointed chairman of the UK Green Building Council.
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NewsGovernment pledges £3m to complete Cutty Sark restoration
The restoration of historic clipper the Cutty Sark has been secured after the Department of Culture Media & Sport announced this week it would commit £3 million to the project.
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Mayor confident about Viñoly Battersea plan
London mayor Boris Johnson has announced that Rafael Viñoly’s £5.5 billion scheme to redevelop Battersea Power Station does not yet comply with the London Plan, but praised its architecture