All UK articles – Page 18
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Aecom brings in Dan Meis to target more sports stadia work
Everton stadium architect says sector ‘dominated by handful of firms’
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New West Midlands mayor pledges 20,000 extra homes after defeating Andy Street
Former PwC director also expected to continue working with Greater Manchester mayor on HS2 alternative from Birmingham to north
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Architect launches judicial review of DSDHA’s Bloomsbury tower plans
James Monahan to argue that Camden council’s decision to green light 19-storey tower breaches planning policy
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I saw the Co-op Live site with my own eyes three months ago. These delays do not come as a surprise
The UK’s largest arena was still far from being finished when Building went to see it in early February, says Tom Lowe
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800 still working on Co-op Live as embattled project runs 24 hours a day in race against time to open
Bosses behind Populous’ delayed venue flood job with staff in attempt to hit revised opening
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Fosters unveils plans for third office tower on New York’s Park Avenue
Practice working with hedge fund Citadel on 62-storey Art Deco-inspired scheme
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Twelve Architects win approval for plans to refurbish grade II-listed Devon hotel
Practice to add ornamental domes and castellations to Indian-inspired 19th century building
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Carmody Groarke and Sheppard Robson team win £400m student resi scheme for LSE
Pair beat shortlist rivals RSHP, AHMM and Allies & Morrison to win redevelopment job next to Tate Modern
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Broadway Malyan appoints new group chair
Move follows its merger with workplace practice Will & Partners
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Policy Exchange report says ‘mania’ for high rise development has damaged UK cities
Report claims tall buildings do not deliver high densities as claimed, and that boom in high rises has not helped address housing crisis
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Dowen Farmer wins planning for homes on top of existing garages
Enfield scheme to see row of houses built on site previously seen as “undevelopable”
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In Pictures: Eavesdrop by Tom Dowdall Architects
Paragraph 84 house in West Sussex is designed to integrate with the surrounding landscape
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Green light for Fosters’ £1bn Blackfriars towers scheme
Project finally gets nod after delays caused by Historic England intervention
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GSS masterplan for £500m mixed-use campus in Newcastle gets thumbs up
Outline approval granted for 24 separate developments plots on former General Hospital site
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Firm behind rejected plans for ‘bonkers’ Birmingham tower to draw up new proposals
Marrons says it will work with council on new design for 80 Broad Street site
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Hodder & Partners gets go ahead for tallest building in Bristol
Olympian Homes scheme will replace Premier Inn tower
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Knight Architects wins planning for new Oxford cycle and footbridge
Bridge forms part of wider transport and growth plan for the city
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BD’s publisher shortlisted for another award
Publisher Assemble Media Group and sister title Housing Today are also in the running for AOP Digital Publisher Awards
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Opinion
Drawing for urban design: The fine line between vision and delusion
Idealised renderings of landscapes and urban design schemes are not new, but we should beware using images as a stand-in for real understanding, writes David Rudlin