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NewsStonehenge win for Denton Corker Marshall
Denton Corker Marshall has landed the long-awaited contract to design Stonehenge visitors centre, BD can reveal.
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NewsFoster's to make 300 to 400 redundancies
Foster & Partners shuts Berlin and Istanbul offices the day after it highlights profitability to staff
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NewsBlears calls in Foster and HKR’s Ealing development
Communities secretary Hazel Blears has called in a £500 million project by HKR and Foster & Partners in west London just weeks after it was given the go-ahead by the local authority and London mayor Boris Johnson.
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NewsHeatherwick’s Bang to be put into storage
Thomas Heatherwick Studio’s troubled B of the Bang sculpture in Manchester is to be dismantled.
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BSF delivery likely to bust budget by £10bn
RIBA calls to ditch PFI for building schools as auditor raises concerns
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NewsBotten to head north-east architecture centre
Carol Botten has been announced as the new director of Northern Architecture, the architecture centre for the North-east, replacing Andrew Guest from April.
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NewsKeith Williams wins £6.9m museum bid
Keith Williams Architects has won planning permission for a £6.9 million, 1,300 sq m museum and 26-unit residential scheme in Chichester, West Sussex.
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NewsSmall firms will design 2012 legacy buildings, insist masterplanners
Small practices will get the chance to design parts of the 2012 Olympic legacy masterplan, directors from the three firms leading the masterplanning have insisted.
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NewsFire devastates hotel in OMA's CCTV complex in China (video)
A fire has swept through a 40 storey media and hotel building, part of Rem Koolhaas’ £500 million CCTV Complex in Beijing, China.
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NewsAllies & Morrison’s design for Central School of Ballet wins planning
A new home for the Central School of Ballet designed by Allies & Morrison has been given planning permission by Southwark Council.
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Chief exec sought for London 2012 legacy delivery company
London mayor Boris Johnson and the government have begun the hunt for a chief executive to head up the newly created 2012 legacy delivery company, which will work with the 2012 host boroughs.
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NewsThe Public's interactive gallery closes - before opening - as company goes into administration
The company responsible for managing the ill-fated gallery space in Will Alsop’s The Public has ceased trading and gone into administration.
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NewsCouncil finally approves KPF's Victoria Transport Interchange
Kohn Pederson Fox’s controversial £2 billion Victoria Transport Interchange scheme in London has finally been given the all-clear at the third time of asking.
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Gehry, RMJM, Archial and Atkins on shortlist for Glasgow college redevelopment
Frank Gehry and RMJM are to go head-to-head against Archial, Atkins, BDP and a joint team of Hopkins and Bennetts Associates in the race to win one of the largest college redevelopment projects in Europe, a £300 million campus in Glasgow, BD can reveal.
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Architects joining the dole queue up by 544%
RIBA and Arb voice alarm as redundancies and liquidation hit practices worldwide
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Class act for Deptford
Pollard Thomas Edwards has won planning permission for a primary school and library scheme in Deptford, south-east London.
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NewsGlasgow scheme ‘ignored advice’
Scottish watchdog says Chapman Taylor has disregarded its criticisms
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NewsPrince’s ‘Surfbury’ plans approved for Newquay
Plans by the Prince of Wales to create a “Poundbury-on-Sea” near Newquay in Cornwall have won approval despite rousing opposition from local politicians.
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NewsHandball arena goes to planning
Make’s design for the Olympic handball arena — the third largest venue at the 2012 games — will go before the ODA’s planning committee next week.