All Editorial articles – Page 38
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NewsWhole of Parliament to be laser-scanned
BIM work will help inform £6bn renewal of Palace of Westminster
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NewsBuckley Gray Yeoman to design South Ken gallery quarter
Practice appointed to turn five listed buildings into London’s largest commercial gallery space
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OpinionUrban recycling and doubling-up: How cities really respond to growth
Adapting existing stock could have a bigger impact on the housing crisis than mass construction. Hank Dittmar draws some parallels from wartime Washington DC
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ReviewReview: RA Summer Exhibition architecture room
There are moments of richness in this year’s architecture room, but there is also a great deal of mediocrity, finds MJ Wells
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NewsSadie Morgan diagnosed with cancer
dRMM partner and HS2 design panel chair expected to make full recovery
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NewsHaringey launches search for new homes partner
Council announces plans for 1,400 homes next to new Spurs stadium
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NewsSerpentine party guests watch final pieces of pavilion craned into place
Bjarke Ingels takes midnight deadline to the wire
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OpinionJohn Madin was first a victor, then a victim of Birmingham's identity crisis
It should come as no surprise that England’s second city has systematically destroyed much of its best modernist architecture. It has form for this kind of iconoclasm, says Ben Flatman
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OpinionTransparency is essential as the UK relies on private cash for public projects
Investors are eyeing up our public assets and we must ensure the country gets a good deal, says Thomas Lane
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NewsKeppie to close offices and shed 25 staff
Practice scales back operations following strategic review of business
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NewsChapman Taylor reveals £1bn Media City plans
Plans to double size of media quarter includes designs by six practices
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Building StudyThe verdict: Bjarke Ingels' Serpentine Pavilion - and four summer houses
After 15 years the Serpentine has added four summer houses to its series of single pavilions. Is it enough to revive an ageing format? Ike Ijeh is in no doubt
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AnalysisCould the pedestrianisation of London's busiest street work?
The idea to pedestrianise Oxford Street, Europe’s busiest shopping street, has been kicked about for decades without any action ever taking solid form. With signs new London mayor Sadiq Khan has made this his pet project, Ike Ijeh looks at how feasible the transformation would be
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NewsBjarke Ingels' Serpentine Pavilion completes
Four satellite summer houses by international architects add to bumper year
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NewsJestico & Whiles nabs second building at Cambridge’s west campus
Architect appointed to design a shared facilities building
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NewsMecanoo wins planning for £350m Manchester science campus
Penoyre Prasad and Stephen Levrant also working on university project
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NewsHistoric England turns to architects to 'enrich' listing register
Missing information and images of listed buildings to be crowdsourced for first time