All Online news articles – Page 238
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NewsAukett Swanke's Eland House refurb wins planning
Government office originally designed by EPR Architects
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NewsCommonwealth Games chiefs in Red Road U-turn
Flats’ demolition will no longer be screened in opening ceremony
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NewsGovernment revives garden city plans
Coalition will invite bids today from councils for ‘beautifully designed’ new communities
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NewsHerzog & de Meuron lands Danish hospital project
Architect wins seven-horse race for New North Zealand facility north of Copenhagen
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NewsHopkins and Holl go head-to-head over Barts gem
Planners faced with rival proposals for grade I hospital wing
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News£135m refinancing deal for Urban Splash
Refinancing package is ‘watershed moment’ says founder Tom Bloxham
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Building StudyOMA’s HQ for G-Star Raw fashion brand in Amsterdam
Rem Koolhaas’ open-plan building is the perfect fit for the Dutch denim clothes manufacturer
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OpinionHow a small practice won its biggest job
Mole Architecture, a small Cambridge practice, is designing an entire resort in Taiwan. Principal Meredith Bowles on a risk that paid off
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NewsFury over RIBA competition
RIBA’s own procurement reform champions criticise institute for promoting PQQ
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NewsConvoys Wharf 'better thanks to its critics', admits Farrell
Developer to start hunt for architects to design individual buildings
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AnalysisWill the Hammersmith 'flyunder' take off?
The latest tunnel project for west London will need to overcome enormous economic and infrastructural obstacles before it is delivered, says Ike Ijeh
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NewsMaccreanor Lavington completes Dutch metro station
Architect announces end of four-year build in Amsterdam suburb
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NewsGruppe lands Museum of London think-piece
Design team’s ‘House of Muses’ wins Architecture Foundation and Museum of London competition
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OpinionDavid Gray: a life of architecture, landscape and camaraderie
Peter Salter on his friend and former colleague who ‘cared hugely about architecture and the development of the talent of those that made it’
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NewsNew culture secretary must make case for design to Treasury, profession demands
Sajid Javid must talk to his old boss, say architects
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NewsRichard Meier condemns RIBA for Israel motion
‘I thought the RIBA was an extremely honorable institution,’ says Pritzker winner
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NewsPopulous' £21m Lord's stand approved by mayor
Warner is cricket ground’s first new members’ stand since 1967
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OpinionFarrell's critics 'are missing the point'
The Farrell Review is bigger than Rogers’ Towards an Urban Renaissance, argues Alireza Sagharchi