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NewsTottenham Court Road Crossrail station gains cautious approval
Cabe has cautiously welcomed Stanton Williams’ and Hawkins Brown’s designs for the new Crossrail station at Tottenham Court Road in central London.
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NewsMayor reveals Nine Elms masterplan
London mayor Boris Johnson has revealed plans for a 22ha masterplan for the regeneration of the Nine Elms area between Vauxhall and Battersea Power Station in south London
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NewsThree on shortlist to revitalise Hammersmith's public square
Gillespies, Burns & Nice and Scape Design Associates have all submitted designs for a competition to create a new £1 million public square in a run-down part of west London.
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NewsNew Spurs stadium submitted for planning
A planning application for Tottenham Hotspur football club’s new north London stadium has been submitted.
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Guide Dogs charity takes legal action over Exhibition Road project
Dixon Jones is facing a High Court challenge to its £25 million “shared space” scheme in central London.
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Candy & Candy considers lawsuit over Chelsea Barracks
Candy & Candy is the latest firm to consider legal action against Chelsea Barracks developer Qatari Diar over alleged unpaid fees.
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Bradshaw warns Charles over architecture meddling
Culture secretary Ben Bradshaw has issued a thinly-veiled warning to Prince Charles over his opposition to modern architectural style.
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NewsWorks by Foster, Rogers and Hadid to be auctioned for charity
Works by top architects are to go under the hammer to raise money for built environment charity Article 25, which designs and builds schools, health centres and homes for some of the poorest people on earth.
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NewsStudents invited to participate in 2010 London Festival of Architecture
The brief for the International Architecture Student Festival 2010 has been announced by the London Festival of Architecture.
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Olympic delivery chiefs grilled over 'City banker' salaries
Olympic delivery chiefs have been forced to defend their “City banker” salaries and bonuses during a grilling by the London Assembly.
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RIBA removes percentage fee graph from Client’s Guide
The RIBA has written to members to explain why it has removed the percentage fee graph from the 2010 version of the Client’s Guide to Engaging an Architect.
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NewsStirling Prize fails to draw viewers
Calls for rethink of TV coverage as figures halve over five years
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NewsRogers’ fight for £1.5m fee throws doubt on Barracks
The developer that sacked Richard Rogers from the Chelsea Barracks project has been given until the middle of next week to stump up £1.5 million in alleged unpaid fees or face legal action
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NewsCouncil rounds on Make’s Palais plan
Planners have attacked Make’s plan for a 10-storey development on the site of west London’s historic Hammersmith Palais
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Architects to help Royal Mail sell-off
Leading practices join four-year framework to help build value of assets
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NewsConder beach house among winners
Simon Conder’s El Ray House, a timber holiday home in Dungeness, Kent, won this year’s Stephen Lawrence Prize at the Stirling Prize ceremony
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NewsHodge lists Saarinen's American Embassy
But minister signals that only ‘fit for purpose’ 20th century buildings should be protected
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NewsPinnacle to stick with KPF
The team behind the City of London’s Pinnacle skyscraper has revealed it is sticking with original architect Kohn Pedersen Fox rather than switching to breakaway practice PLP.
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NewsProject Orange hotel approved
Project Orange’s extension to the Moran Hotel in Chiswick, west London, has been given planning permission after a public inquiry in the summer.