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NewsBritish architects eye £50m Chicago pier scheme
International competition attracts 250 architects including Hadid, Foster’s and Grimshaw
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NewsAvery plans timber tower for Siberia
Avery Associates has been asked to submit a masterplan for central Irkutsk, one of Siberia’s biggest cities.
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NewsStock Woostencroft wins planning for live-work scheme on Olympic fringe
Development rises to six storeys round an urban block
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NewsJohn McAslan to carry out station security study
John McAslan & Partners has been commissioned to carry out a three-year counter-terrorism study on the security of railway station and terminal design across Europe.
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FeaturesTop 10 unbuilt towers: Narkomtiazhprom, by Ivan Leonidov
As plans for the kilometre-high Kingdom Tower in Saudi Arabia are unveiled, London’s Shard is nearly sheathed, and the Walkie-Talkie, Cheesegrater and Pinnacle all begin to emerge from the ground, we look back at 10 projects that weren’t quite so fortunate in their bids to make it off the drawing ...
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NewsFrank Gehry Washington DC Eisenhower memorial revised
Frank Gehry has unveiled revised designs for the Eisenhower Memorial in Washington — but city planners and three of the late US president’s granddaughters remain concerned about the project.
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NewsAecom launches global sports group
Announcement coincides with first image of Rio Olympics masterplan
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NewsNVB school launches Jeju education city
NVB Architects’ 1,400-pupil school on the South Korean island of Jeju has opened, completing the first phase of a “global education city”, a place where mainly English will be taught.
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NewsArup on shortlist for Doha tennis venue
Arup Associates has been shortlisted for a 15,000-seat tennis stadium in Qatar.
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NewsBroadway Malyan school completed
The first phase of Broadway Malyan’s British Council School project has completed in Madrid.
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MultimediaVideo: Stirling in Stuttgart
The latest stop of the international tour of the Canadian Centre for Architecture’s James Stirling: Notes From the Archive exhibition takes it to Stirling’s own Neue Staatsgalerie in Stuttgart. The CCA invited bdonline to Germany to film the opening of the exhibition.
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NewsDanish engineer Bystrup wins RIBA pylon competition
Ian Ritchie and Newtown Studio’s designs could influence final pylon
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NewsTatlin’s Tower revolutionises the RA
Vladimir Tatlin’s Monument to the Third International was reconstructed at the Royal Academy of Arts this week.
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NewsMorrison blasts Marks Barfield over rival Elephant & Castle plan
Allies & Morrison director says Marks Barfield ‘owes us an explanation’
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NewsPRP Architects opens first China office as firm's profits fall
PRP is setting up an office in Beijing with the practice predicting it will eventually add more
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NewsAHMM and Make submit Camden Lock Village plans
Make Architects and AHMM this week submitted a planning application to redevelop a controversial site in London’s Camden Town.
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OpinionDrifting away from the public
The proposed floating park along the Thames looks to be weakening the public realm rather than adding to it
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NewsAHMM wins planning for 'white collar factory' in east London
AHMM has won planning for a 26,800sq m redevelopment beside the Old Street roundabout - also known as the Silicon Roundabout - in east London.