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Residents say new homes are too small
New homes are not providing enough space for people’s everyday lives, according to a survey of residents carried out by Cabe
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HCA to insist new housebuilders use architects on its design panels
The Homes & Communities Agency has told housebuilders pitching for a new framework agreement that they must use architects already on its architecture and urban design panels.
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NewsWilkinson made design patron for Civic Trust Awards
Chris Wilkinson, director of Wilkinson Eyre Architects, has been appointed design patron of the Civic Trust Awards.
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NewsLCE sports centre claims to be the greenest in London
A sports centre by LCE Architects, hailed as the most environmentally friendly in London, has opened today.
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NewsCouncil approves Eric Parry's West End project
Westminster City Council has approved Eric Parry Architects' £50 million redevelopment along London’s Piccadilly.
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NewsCouncil go-ahead for Make's McDonald’s towers
Planners at an east London council have given the green light to Make’s proposal for a high-rise residential project on land owned by fast food giant McDonald’s.
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George Clarke becomes Civic Trust Awards’ patron
Architect and TV presenter George Clarke has become a patron of the Civic Trust Awards.
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NewsAlsop quits practice 'to spend more time painting'
Archial says deal is good for both sides with Stirling Prize winner still a consultant
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NewsHeatherwick’s B of the Bang is finally spiked
Thomas Heatherwick’s 56m-tall B of the Bang fizzled out yesterday as the last of the Manchester public artwork’s 180 hollow metal spikes were removed.
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NewsCabe criticises plans for new US Embassy
Early plans for Britain’s new US Embassy have been attacked by Cabe, which has refused to support the outline planning application.
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HKS restructures London office
HKS has announced the appointment of two principals to run its UK business.
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DEGW to merge with cost consultant
Office specialist DEGW has agreed a deal to merge with cost consultant Davis Langdon.
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NewsFoster and Nouvel's London collaboration set to be scrapped
A long-awaited collaboration between Norman Foster and Jean Nouvel in London looks set to be abandoned after the withdrawal of the developer behind the project.
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Developer Urban Splash in negotiations with lenders
Developer Urban Splash is talking to its bankers about making sure it doesn’t breach its banking covenants, it has emerged.
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HCA seeks contractors for regional housebuilding frameworks
Architects working in the housing sector could see a shake-up in the fortunes of their clients after the Homes & Communities Agency advertised for a new framework for contractors.
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New planning rules scrap applications for minor extensions
The government has taken its first step towards adopting the recommendations from the Killian Pretty report by announcing a series of changes in the planning process.
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NewsAdditions to Quinlan Terry's Regency-style building wins planning approval
Controversial designs by Quinlan Terry, which form part of his decade-long redevelopment of a John Nash mansion overlooking Regent’s Park, have been given planning approval.
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NewsDesign audit for 100s of 'shovel ready' schemes
HCA to give £1bn to ‘kickstart’ housing projects but only if they pass Cabe quality test
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NewsGlas Architects steams ahead with new café at former station
Glas Architects has won planning permission for a 75sq m café pavilion on a 3m-wide site opposite London’s Southwark Tube station