All articles by Jim Dunton – Page 24
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Spparc floats Golden Hinde visitor centre plans
Practice designs oak and glass viewing galleries and exhibition space for Southwark attraction
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Fosters’ Tulip ‘needs vines’, consultation told
Cover the shaft in creepers, says outlandish community engagement report
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Stephen Taylor debuts ‘skinny’ council homes
Architect delivers terrace of four-storey houses for Hackney
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Flanagan Lawrence appointed to Bexley housing project
Practice lands ‘high density’ scheme in south-east London
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Unesco demands Adjaye's Holocaust Memorial be canned
International Council on Monuments and Sites calls for project to go back to the drawing board
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Heatherwick and Snøhetta’s Google plans prompt controversy
Concept proposal for huge timber redevelopment on Toronto Waterfront ‘surprises’ politicians
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Newground lands £80m White City scheme
Architect draws up proposals to redevelop housing association’s west London base
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BDP bags Birmingham school project
Architect awarded £225k contract to deliver learning resource centre
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Foster lodges Tulip revisions after GLA complaints
Practice increases space for schoolkids at controversial City attraction
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Campaigners seek listing for Grimshaw’s Camden supermarket
Andrew Phillips-penned regeneration plans would radically rework part of 1980s Sainsbury’s scheme
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Ryder names head for ‘Brexit hedge’ Dutch office
Practice recruits Wouter Peltenburg for new Haarlem base
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City pushes forward with Bank public realm plans
Committee agrees roadmap for dealing with notorious junction
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East End council counts cost of spike in planning inquiries
Tower Hamlets says series of hearings - including into Make and 3DReid schemes - has cost £950k
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Chipperfield lands new Royal Academy project
Architect to work with Julian Harrap on new RA Schools facilities
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Alison Brooks lands York Castle Museum redevelopment
Architect will lead team including Purcell and Richard Griffiths for ‘multimillion pound’ project
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Hull seeks architects for new waterfront district
City launches design competition to deliver housing on former dock sites
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Neo Bankside judge blames winter gardens for discontent
Common design feature in spotlight as residents lose Tate Modern privacy case
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Wimbledon plans £100m Frank Gehry arts venue
Festival director seeks to put world-class venue on supermarket car park
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Selfridges hires Grafton Architects for makeover project
Practice creates new look for store-owned neighbouring shops and offices block
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Housing Ministry ordered to get a grip on planning system failings
National Audit Office says staff shortages and ‘flawed’ needs assessments are a barrier to ramping up housing delivery