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RIBA council votes down controversial client contract
RIBA council members have voted down a revised version of the institute's controversial client contract at its spring council meeting.
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Architects deluged by planning bumph
The government has issued more than 3,200 pages of planning guidance in the past four years
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NewsScottish watchdog bites RMJM ‘fortress’
A £70 million proposal by RMJM for Scotland’s biggest modern university has been slammed by the country’s design watchdog for its “fortified nature”, which the organisation claims will exacerbate security concerns
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New work staves off Allies & Morrison layoffs
Allies & Morrison has staved off around 30 planned job cuts following a series of new project wins
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NewsTate extension set to win planning...
Herzog & de Meuron’s landmark extension to Tate Modern is set to be approved by planners next week
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NewsRefurb good, new-build better
The Homes & Communities Agency has warned that the refurbishment of existing housing stock will neither meet demand nor stimulate the construction market
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Reid’s ‘all UK’ homes for Cotswolds scheme
The developer behind a £400 million Cotswolds village featuring designs by Will Alsop, Eva Jiricna and Sarah Featherstone has asked architect Richard Reid to design an all-British section, using UK- only materials and labour
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NewsNew twist of fate for CZWG tower
CZWG has won planning permission for its £25 million student accommodation project near Wembley Stadium in Brent, following a public inquiry
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NewsNottingham bids to be world design capital
The city of Nottingham is bidding to be the 2012 world design capital, citing Benson & Forsyth’s Pod building among its design credentials
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NewsArchitects are creating toxic 'killing machines'
Sustainability expert William McDonough warns of over-focusing on carbon neutrality
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Government offers lifeline for cash-starved arts projects
Arts Council prepares list of "shovel-ready" schemes hit by recession
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Fraenkel elected to chair Arb board
Beatrice Fraenkel has been elected chair of the Arb board, four months after being appointed to the registration board by the Privy Council
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NewsRIBA begins search for new chief executive
The RIBA announces search for new chief executive as retirement looms for Richard Hastilow
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NewsSimpson and Wilkinson Eyre South Bank towers approved
Communities secretary Hazel Blears has approved two huge tower schemes on London’s South Bank by Ian Simpson and Wilkinson Eyre following last year’s public inquiry.
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£2.7m in regeneration grants for UK seaside towns
Grants worth almost £2.7 million have been awarded to help regenerate nine seaside towns across the UK.
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Call for religious centres to be adapted for community use
Churches, synagogues, mosques and temples should reinvent themselves as semi-secular centres serving their local communities, according to a new government report.
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NewsChipperfield's Seal House wins planning permission
David Chipperfield’s plan for Seal House, his first scheme in the City of London, has won planning permission.
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NewsDeveloper behind Allan Murray's Caltongate scheme goes bust
The developer behind Allan Murray’s controversial £300 million Caltongate scheme in Edinburgh has filed for administration.
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Allies & Morrison set to take over design of Noho Square development
Allies & Morrison is set to take over design work for Noho Square, the luxury mixed-use scheme in central London initially spearheaded by the Candy brothers.