All Offices articles – Page 35
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NewsJan Kattein to turn car park into creative hub
Derelict Wood Green site to offer offices, exhibition space, allotments and a cafe
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NewsGrimshaw wins fit-out work at Here East scheme
Former Olympic press centre being turned into tech and media hub
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NewsChapman Taylor's £1bn Media City plan OK'd
Six architects involved in latest phase, with 10 new buildings planned
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NewsSellar wants Renzo's new look Paddington Cube to repeat King's Cross success
Developer says plans will transform the area
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NewsBuckleyGrayYeoman carves out Square Mile pedestrian route
Practice wins planning for extensive remodelling of City office block
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NewsGensler submits sustainable HQ to Boston planners
Project for General Electric to include solar panels that can be replaced as technology improves
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NewsGreen light for Originate's Camden tram substation refurb
Transformed building will become photographer’s studio
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NewsAllies & Morrison designs 'London's highest basketball court'
Architect returns to recession-hit job six years after planning was secured
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NewsFootballers hire Make to give Manchester its 'biggest architectural statement in generations'
Gary Neville and Ryan Giggs unveil first images of £140m towers
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NewsSheppard Robson submits East End tower for planning
24-storey tower planned for site next to HOK’s hospital
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NewsBrexit worries hit architects' confidence, RIBA bellwether finds
Future Trends index drops by a quarter - but the picture in Mancheser is rosier
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Building StudyThe rebirth of Lochgelly and lessons for Brexit Britain
The EU referendum brought home the political divisions between various parts of the UK. The inspired regeneration of a once deprived ex-mining town in Fife shows how architecture can help resolve them.
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NewsWilkinson Eyre wins planning for height-busting Sydney skyscraper
City approves 275m casino and hotel tower
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TechnicalWellbeing registration: Europe's first project
There is now an international standard for measuring how a building impacts on its users’ health and wellbeing. Ike Ijeh looks at how Studio Ben Allen Architects’ One Carter Lane became the first European project to receive the accreditation