All Editorial articles – Page 112
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OpinionNarrow views lead us down a cul-de-sac
The sort of housing people want has changed enormously and house builders need to take note, says BD columnist Hank Dittmar
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News'Strip Boris of his planning powers', says fellow Tory
Assembly member says targets are prioritised over quality
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NewsRH Partnership submits plans for country park
Existing facilities to be replaced with two new buildings
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Deadline looms for £500 student design award
Students from across Europe eligible to enter hotel design contest
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NewsNeave Brown becomes first architect to have all his UK work listed
Camden housing legend is ‘delighted’ by hat trick
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NewsHouse builder: 'Build cul-de-sacs because that's how people want to live'
Steve Morgan, founder of housebuilder Redrow, attacks high-density urbanism
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NewsTower 42 'too damaged' to be listed
Seifert landmark does not meet standard set for post-war offices
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NewsRIBA launches financial help for part II students
Bursaries aim to address drop-out between parts I and II
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NewsTide turns for Clevedon pier project
O’LearyGoss architects behind income-generating facilities for grade I structure
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OpinionIt's time the Stirling Prize celebrated function as well as form
It’s madness to honour a building that looks great but performs badly, argues engineer John Deasy
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OpinionVenturing east of the border
Gillian Darley visits one of the least-known parts of the kingdom, 20 miles from the M25
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NewsKate Middleton school shortlist under microscope
Five architects asked to produce concept designs for science block revamp
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NewsFeix & Merlin puts LSE's Peacock Theatre in for planning
First refurb since theatre opened in 1960
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FeaturesHow we used Kickstarter to launch our US practice
In the next 24 hours architects Aimee O’Carroll and Jon Gentry will find out if social media will deliver their first built project - or merely raise the profile of their new practice
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NewsSpurs stadium homes go out for consultation
Haringey council unveils Arup masterplan for 1,200 new homes next to Tottenham Hotspur’s stadium development
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Building StudyKing's Cross Central and Two Pancras Square by Allies & Morrison
The completion of Allies Morrison’s Two Pancras Square office building is a good moment to assess the practice’s Kings Cross Central masterplan, writes Ike Ijeh
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NewsRogers shows off what might have been
Architect collaborated with local practice on Mexico City airport
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NewsFeilden Clegg Bradley appointed to Southbank Centre restoration
Architect’s controversial Festival Wing project remains on life support