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NewsPrince Charles's architectural battles continue with threat over National Trust HQ design
Prince Charles threatened to resign as president of the National Trust unless it altered the design of its headquarters, it has been claimed.
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NewsCabe concerned by newest Dartford regeneration plan
Cabe has criticised proposals for a £200 million redevelopment of Dartford, calling for key parts of the scheme to be redrawn.
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PPS 15 draft under attack
Heritage groups, planners and architects have expressed concern over the latest planning policy proposals for the protection of the historic built environment
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NewsFraser raises the barre with ballet ‘shed’
Malcolm Fraser Architects’ new headquarters for Scottish Ballet has opened in Glasgow
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NewsMore than 100 extra buildings join Open House
A record number of buildings will be on show at this year’s Open House event in September, designed to showcase the best of London’s architecture
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NewsBarratt puts up classical and modern alternatives
Housebuilding giant Barratt Homes has asked an architect to come up with modernist and classicist solutions for the same sites as a means of sidestepping a growing “style war” in Westminster
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VHH to design Barking school
Van Heyningen & Haward is to design a new primary school for the £3.5 billion Barking Riverside redevelopment
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Chelsea Barracks scheme entices top names
Architects ignore call for boycott in support of Rogers
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Outcry at station demolition plan
The Victorian Society has condemned plans by Reading Borough Council to demolish a wing of the grade II listed former Reading Station building
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New Kickstart round in September
The next phase of bidding for cash under the Homes & Community Agency’s £1 billion Kickstart funding programme will begin in September
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New Street ready to start on site
Work on Foreign Office Architects’ Birmingham New Street station will begin next month
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NewsThree shortlisted for Cabe chairman post
Former architecture minister Alan Howarth seen as frontrunner
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Takeover saved DEGW from administration
DEGW went into administration just hours before it was snapped up by Davis Langdon
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NewsWhitworth Art Gallery shortlist revealed
Zaha, Eric Parry and Feilden Clegg eliminated from RIBA competition for Manchester gallery
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NewsArchitects' flush of the future
The RIBA and Radio 4’s Today programme have unveiled images of the public toilet of the future as imagined by the UK’s top architects.
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NewsCrossrail unveils full design line-up
The full line-up of architects who will design new central London stations for Crossrail has been announced.
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NewsImpressive new shortlist for Chelsea Barracks
Feilden Clegg Bradley make the cut with Rogers Stirk Harbour’s blessing
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RIBA members vote to restructure institute
The RIBA has taken a step towards appointing its first board of trustees after members voted in favour of the council’s recommendation to restructure the institute.
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Stanton Williams sees its profits collapse
Pre-tax profits at Stanton Williams have fallen by 90% as the impact of the recession on the profession continues.