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Concern as English Heritage cites Wikipedia in listing submission
Heritage body included user-edited website in key listing submission to government
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NewsWembley architects fear ‘ruinous cost’ of ruling
Foster’s and HOK Sport face £5m bill as judge orders them to answer design questions
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NewsMcChesney’s black gloss house has conservation area go-ahead
McChesney Architects has won permission for a controversial modular black house in the heart of a south-east London conservation area.
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Call for schools to relax work experience rules
The Association of Consultant Architects has called on schools of architecture to urgently drop work experience as a part II entry requirement, as recession-hit students struggle to find placements.
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NewsDavid Lunts: housing’s Renaissance man
David Lunts, London director for the Home & Communities Agency, talks about why he sees the Medicis as role models, and the mayor’s plans for the capital
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NewsBroadway Malyan's Longbridge scheme wins planning
Planning has been granted for Broadway Malyan's £84 million redevelopment of the former MG Rover works at Longbridge in the West Midlands.
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NewsOlympic basketball arena wins planning
The Olympic Delivery Authority has won planning permission for its 12,000 seat basketball arena, the third largest venue for the London 2012 games.
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20% of Adams Kara Taylor staff facing redundancy
Up to 20% of staff at engineer Adams Kara Taylor are facing the axe, the firm admitted today.
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NewsListing recognition for West Country architect Mervyn Seal
A 1960s cliff-top house in Devon inspired by the work of Frank Lloyd Wright and Le Corbusier has been listed.
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Aedas, BDP in the running for Crossrail design contract
Four firms are competing for one of the first architectural contracts to be let under the huge Crossrail design framework.
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Aedas team wins slice of £280m BSF project
A team featuring Aedas has pipped a rival consortium featuring Nicholas Hare to work on a £280 million BSF project in the West Midlands.
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Allies & Morrison's Paddington redevelopment halted
The final phase of the £600 million Paddington Central redevelopment, designed by Allies & Morrison, has been put on ice because of the downturn.
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RMJM reports doubling profits last year
Pre-tax profits at Edinburgh-based RMJM Group nearly doubled last year on the back of a pre-recession surge in turnover, accounts filed at Companies House last week reveal.
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NewsAllies & Morrison and RPS' Olympic media buildings in for planning
Allies & Morrison and RPS'press centre and international broadcast centre for the 2012 Olympics has been submitted for planning.
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NewsCoventry’s masterplan for £1bn city centre redevelopment
US architectural practice Jerde’s scheme includes controversial egg-shaped building, although council insists this is provisional
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NewsBroad-minded approach
Aedas has designed one of the first large buildings to be presented at Mipim, a £125 million mixed-use tower for Birmingham
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RIBA angry over tax-cut response
A row has erupted between the RIBA and the Treasury over whether it should slash VAT on refurbishment projects in an attempt to stimulate the struggling construction industry
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NewsCurtain up on AHMM’s revamp
AHMM has been selected as the winner of a design competition to refurbish Liverpool’s Royal Court Theatre
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NewsMansions and mozzarella: It's not all doom and gloom for architects
While the industry struggles, some surprising areas of work are defying the downturn
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Arb takes three years to strike off rogue architect
The Arb has been slammed for taking almost three years to strike an architect from the register after a High Court judge found he had lied repeatedly, and ordered him to pay a former client over a million pounds.