All Heritage articles – Page 35
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NewsArup Associates submits plans to bulldoze its own Broadgate buildings
Foggo buildings granted immunity from listing in ‘last straw’ for seminal office development
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NewsBuckley Gray Yeoman gets OK for Hackney warehouse work
Refurb scheme to start later this spring
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NewsBTP wins Pankhurst centre refurb
Practice wins design role on £2.6m restoration of landmark centre in Manchester
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NewsChipperfield's Nobel Centre clears first planning hurdle
Stockholm approves architect’s competition-winning design
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NewsCampaigners claim victory in battle for No1 Poultry
Buckley Gray Yeoman’s watered-down proposals approved
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NewsSadiq Khan pledges to review Farrells' Earl's Court megaproject
Capco insists scheme is ‘well underway’
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NewsDemolition of half of Notting Hill's 'gate' set for approval
Urban Sense’s 18-storey tower would replace post-war development
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NewsNorton Folgate scheme dodges public inquiry
Communities minister Greg Clark decides not to call in AHMM’s Spitalfields scheme
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NewsManchester's Toast Rack to be converted into flats
Two architects submit plans for private rented sector project
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NewsListings for Grimshaw and Kay buildings
Former FT printworks and Loudoun Road complex both receive protection from DCMS
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NewsMurray is wrong on tall towers, says Historic England boss
Duncan Wilson insists developments need to be smaller and denser
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NewsDavid Chipperfield's Emin house heads for appeal
Tracey Emin and architect push for two-day planning inquiry
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NewsFarrell submits Comyn Ching for urgent listing
Architect’s plea to Historic England comes as Camden approves Morrow Lorraine’s alterations
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NewsLeon Krier unveils counter-proposal for London concert hall
Building next to the Barbican would foist another ‘loathsome alien’ on capital, argues classical architect
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NewsADP submits plans for Spanish City
Restoration and new extensions proposed for seaside landmark
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OpinionNo room for sheltered housing in the new look East London
Gillian Darley says Sainsbury’s proposed Whitechapel development which towers over a grade I listed almshouse is a metaphor for the loss of East London’s traditional urban fabric
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NewsAnother heritage group wades into Paddington Pole row
Victorian Society says plan to demolish sorting office will wreck station’s setting
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NewsPurcell on shortlist for Australia’s oldest public library
Four finalists fight it out for £40m state library redevelopment
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NewsSave considers pursuing legal case against Broadway Malyan scheme
High Court judge found against charity in Lime Street demolition row