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Members plan no confidence vote
A vote of no confidence against senior managers at the Landscape Institute is scheduled to take place next week
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NewsRefurb may be factor in tower fire tragedy
Building experts question why fatal blaze was able to spread so quickly
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Foster win prompts US row on overseas firms
Foster & Partners’ victory in a competition to renovate a major San Francisco federal building has sparked protests over the awarding of public projects to overseas firms
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NewsSimpson moat for Kensington Palace
Classicist practice John Simpson & Partners has submitted a planning application for the most major renovation of Kensington Palace and Kensington Gardens for a century
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NewsWindow on Manchester
Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios has been appointed to design an extension to the faculty of art and design at Manchester Metropolitan University
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Prince Charles’s Dimbleby Lecture sets challenges for more sustainable architecture
Prince Charles has made a fresh call to architects and planners to put nature and traditional thinking at the centre of how new settlements are designed.
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Mayor sets minimum housing space limits
The London mayor’s housing guide has set out minimum internal floor space standards for all future developments in the capital.
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Judge reprimands Aukett's for cover-up after project architect quit
A High Court judge has reprimanded Aukett Fitzroy Robinson for misleading a billionaire client after the architect working on his high-profile scheme quit.
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NewsCouncil asks OMA to scale down Commonwealth Institute
OMA and West 8’s contentious plans to redevelop the former Commonwealth Institute building have been sent back to the drawing board, amid concerns about the scale of the scheme.
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Bleak outlook for architects in Europe, shows survey
The economic outlook for the architectural sector across Europe is getting progressively worse, according to the Architects’ Council of Europe’s quarterly survey.
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Architects to look at making housing better for elderly
Architects Richard MacCormac and managing director of PRP Architects Roger Battersby are to look at making Britain's housing stock more elderly-friendly.
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Housing agency gives £32 million to kick-start London housing schemes
The Homes & Communities Agency (HCA) is to invest more than £32 million to kick-start two major London housing schemes.
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NewsBUJ Islington tower wins planning
BUJ Architects’ scheme for a £175 million skyscraper development in London’s latest cluster of tall buildings has been approved.
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NewsMcAslan masterplan approved for Manchester Metropolitan University
Manchester City Council has approved John McAslan & Partners’ masterplan for a £120 million campus for the city’s Metropolitan University.
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Prasad: Design not to blame for Camberwell fire
The president of the RIBA has insisted the fire which killed six people at a 1950s built block of flats in south London should not be blamed on poor design.
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Seven shortlisted to design Greenwich University architecture school
David Chipperfield, Bennetts Associates and Rafael Viñoly have been shortlisted to design a new £60 million architecture school and library for the University of Greenwich in south-east London.
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NewsNow council pulls out of Lancaster public inquiry
A controversial £140 million scheme to regenerate a huge stretch of Lancaster has been left on the verge of collapse after the city council pulled out of the public inquiry into the scheme
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Stride Treglown heads West
Planning has been granted for the second phase of a project at the University of the West of England, in Bristol, designed by Stride Treglown
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NewsBrits score in Iraq pitch
Jordan & Bateman Architects has been selected by the Iraqi minister of youth and sport to design a 65,000-seat stadium in Basra