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NewsSuperquango could save stalled schemes
Mothballed residential, office and retail schemes across the country could be revived by cash injections from the government’s new Homes & Communities Agency, its chairman has claimed.
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NewsEra of Parker Boris dawns as mayor sets minimum space standards for London housing
Mayor Boris Johnson will introduce minimum space standards for new homes in his upcoming London Plan.
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NewsRoyal College of Art appoints Paul Thompson as rector
Paul Thompson, a former director of the Design Museum, has been unveiled as the rector of the Royal College of Art.
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NewsBoris makes Farrell buddha of suburbia
Role as voice of design for outer London signals break with Livingstone’s inner city focus
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NewsFoster's latest plans for Ealing
Foster & Partners has revealed its latest design for a landmark residential tower in the London borough of Ealing.
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NewsMake and KSS sign for Spurs’ new stadium
Make and KSS have clinched the contract to design new premises for Tottenham Hotspur FC in north London.
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Part-time architecture education in question after EU ruling
Arb is seeking legal advice over a new EU directive that could prevent those who studied part time being recognised as architects.
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NewsHeatherwick team pays £1.7m to settle over B of the Bang
Thomas Heatherwick Studio and other members of the team who worked on Manchester's B of the Bang sculpture have paid Manchester City Council £1.7 million in a out-of-court settlement.
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Urban Splash slashes workforce by a quarter
Developer Urban Splash has cut its workforce by almost a quarter, the company has confirmed.
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NewsPrasad, Rogers, Bridges and Madelin make London mayor’s design panel
RIBA president Sunand Prasad will join Richard Rogers on a panel of four official design advisers to London mayor Boris Johnson.
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NewsJohn Lyall Architects pumps up for 2012
John Lyall Architects’ designs for a pumping station in the Olympic Park in east London have been granted planning permission.
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£3.6 billion building programme
More than 1,500 primary schools will be rebuilt or refurbished from next April after the government gave the go-ahead to the Primary Capital Programme (PCP) worth £3.6 billion this week.
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NewsGreen light for Bond Bryan’s West Anglia campus
Bond Bryan Architects’ new £92 million campus for the College of West Anglia has been granted planning permission.
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Outcry as Landscape Institute shuts archive
Leading figures in landscape architecture have slammed the Landscape Institute’s decision to close its archive and downsize its library.
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NewsBoris backs Crossrail in transport strategy
London mayor Boris Johnson has pledged to invest in Crossrail as part of his 10-year business plan for the capital’s transport system.
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BDP/Haverstock win in Southwark
Architects BDP and Haverstock Associates have won Southwark’s £200 million Building Schools for the Future (BSF) programme.
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Carillion to build Mecanoo’s library
Carillion has been appointed as contractor for the £193 million Birmingham Library by Dutch architect Mecanoo.
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NewsSheffield’s steel-clad centre for local enterprise shows its mettle
London-based practice Zero Zero has won planning consent for a £4.1 million centre for local enterprise in north-west Sheffield.
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NewsWembley storm damage denied
Wembley officials have denied reports of structural damage to the £827 million stadium (pictured) following a storm on Monday night.
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NewsLubetkin estate residents’ fury over ‘damaging’ refurb
Spa Green leaseholders pursue legal action in attempt to recover costs from Islington