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NewsLargest housing development in Thames Gateway goes to planning
Proposals by Maccreanor Lavington, KCAP, Sheppard Robson and Gustafson Porter for the first 4,000 homes in the largest single housing development in the Thames Gateway have been submitted for planning.
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NewsAllan Murray's new look for Edinburgh's Cowgate
Allan Murray Architects has unveiled its latest mixed-use scheme for the South Bridge and Cowgate district of Edinburgh, which was devastated by fire in December 2002.
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NewsMake under pressure to alter Tottenham masterplan
Make could be forced to alter plans for the redevelopment of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club amid claims that the planned demolition of listed buildings on the site would be “very difficult to justify” under planning rules.
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Atkins to slash 260 British jobs
Design and engineering giant blames worsening recession for redundancy programme
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NewsSimpson aims to lift benchmark for student housing
Ian Simpson Architects has released completed images of its first-ever student housing project, one of the largest redevelopment projects in Manchester
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NewsCouncil urges Follett to allow demolition of Robin Hood Gardens
EH stands firm in opposing listing despite 20th Century Society report
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NewsWarning over BSF ‘crisis’
A leading figure from the construction industry has warned the government that its £45 billion Building Schools for the Future programme risks a “potential crisis” because of the downturn
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NewsBuschow Henley for Lambeth hub
Buschow Henley has won the Lambeth Accord competition to renovate and refurbish a disability centre on Brixton Road, London
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Cardiff complex in for planning
A £160 million, 46,500sq m office complex in Cardiff by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios has been submitted for outline planning permission
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NewsThree in final Stonehenge centre line-up
Two architects behind previous proposals remain in the running
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NewsTrust hits Seaton Delaval target
Campaign raises £2 million towards buying grade I listed Vanbrugh hall
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Maidstone urges high street ideas
The RIBA has joined Maidstone Borough Council in launching an international design competition to revitalise the town’s high street
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Nee to lead McAslan historic team
Pauline Nee is to head up John McAslan & Partners’ historic buildings division.
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NewsLeicester leads on Part L
Bond Bryan Architects’ £25 million city centre campus for Leicester College has opened to students
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RIBA pulls out of Accon agreement
The RIBA is set to establish its own accreditation system and register for conservation architects amid claims that the existing system for recognising qualified conservationists is not transparent enough.
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NewsDebate to tackle barrier mentality in counterterrorism design
Architects will be urged to move on from the "barrier and bollards mentality" at a counterterrorism conference next week.
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Public funding for 2012 media centre
Allies & Morrison’s Olympic media centre will be a 100% publicly funded semi-permanent structure, the government announced on Wednesday.
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NewsDan Pearson Studio wins RIBA roof terraces competition
Dan Pearson Studio has won the RIBA competition to redesign the roof terraces at the institute's headquarters at Portland Place, London.
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NewsDRMM beats five to win Brunel Museum
DRMM has won a competition to redevelop the Brunel Museum in south London, trumping five other practices including Fat and Ash Sakula.
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NewsLiverpool to limit number of towers
Tall towers in Liverpool ’s historic centre are set to be restricted to two clusters to help preserve the city’s world heritage status, according to recent guidance drafted by council planning officers.