All Online news articles – Page 230
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NewsTop universities outline £9bn development pipeline
Russell Group universities plan to spend more than £9bn on capital projects before 2017
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NewsEric Parry's £420m City scheme gets lift-off
Construction of Walkie Talkie neighbour to go ahead after client confirms major pre-let
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NewsSpark lands central London work
Deal is East Asian architect’s first major project in the capital
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NewsAmerican architects optimistic despite second monthly contraction
Other signs are positive, says AIA
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NewsSquire & Partners bags planning for Chelsea Barracks
Green light for first phase of controversy-dogged development
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NewsAll-clear for stadium after culture ministry rejects listing bid
Work set to start on two Bristol stadiums this summer
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NewsMore London office space needed, survey says
Deloitte survey says what’s being built will not satisfy demand
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NewsArtist rewrites Goldfinger's French letters
Landmark Piccadilly lettering recreated on Royal Academy
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NewsKeppie reveals designs for Malaysia development
Architect completes details of £40m International Sports Village
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NewsJudge orders closure of 'Calatrava bleeds you dry' website
Site’s backers ordered to pay €30k damages to Spanish architect
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OpinionWe'll never build enough homes until we open up the market
Ending the housebuilders’ monopoly will improve both the supply of housing and the quality of its design, argues Hank Dittmar
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NewsFoster only architect on annual rich list
The Sunday Times’ list of Britain’s 1,000 wealthiest people published
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FeaturesIn conversation: Jack Pringle
Ahead of his appearance at the May Design Series, in a session hosted by Ike Ijeh, BD sat down with architect Jack Pringle to explore the changing face of workplace interiors