All Architects articles – Page 174
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NewsRIBA slams listed building VAT plans
Government proposal to abolish VAT relief on listed building alterations comes under fire
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NewsCrossrail gets green light for Moorgate plans
Corporation of London approves retail and commercial development
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NewsRMJM New York urges staff to turn up for work
Email calls on managers to “convince” unpaid employees to continue working
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NewsThumbs up for new Thameside hotel
City of London approves Queen Hithe Hotel for shadow of St Paul’s
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RMJM Hong Kong hit with £100k staff claim
Workers ask for unpaid wages, expenses, and other missing payments
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NewsArchitects put off by cost of public procurement
RIBA research finds almost two-thirds shun process
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NewsFarrells land Ally Pally conservation job
Architect chosen to come up with ‘imaginative and practical design concepts’ for historic north London landmark
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NewsShuttleworth slams Shard as 'unsustainable'
Architect Ken Shuttleworth has labelled the Shard an unsustainable “greenhouse”
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NewsPoor planning and design contributed to riots, report finds
Leading architect Irena Baumann says regeneration of city centres has created a visable wealth gap
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NewsShenzhen high-rise scheme set to move forward
Architect wins approval for 18-tower Galaxy Yabao project in China
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NewsMake wins Crown Estate project in West End
Architect commissioned to work on £400m St James’s Market
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NewsA sight to sea: McAslan's Earls Court scheme approved
First phase of eight-block Seagrave Road development now set for 2013 start
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NewsMorrell: No government u-turn on green agenda
Paul Morrell says, despite appearances, government not abandoning commitment to sustainability
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NewsSouthwark housing scheme completes
Metaphorm-designed block will house residents of soon-to-be-demolished Heygate Estate
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NewsCabe calls for revisions to landmark Nine Elms plans
Watchdog criticises proposals for Vauxhall Square and New Covent Garden Market
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FeaturesKing's Cross Western Concourse: Space Travel
John McAslan’s 8,500m2 Western Concourse at King’s Cross is transport architecture on an epic scale, returning the station to the grandeur of the golden age of trave. Just a shame about the glazing …
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NewsGreen-light for Cartwright Pickard development
Former school site on edge of South Downs is centre for £5.5m development
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NewsImperial College plans 'need more work'
Design Council Cabe review issues ‘could try harder’ verdict on White City campus plan
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NewsCabe commends Foster + Partners' Bloomberg HQ
Design Council Cabe supports ‘sensitive response’ to ‘challenging site’