All Architects articles – Page 76
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NewsAlsop's last big London scheme set to head skywards
Stirling Prize winner’s 15-storey Heliport Heights block poised to emerge from finance woes
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FeaturesaLL Design: Life after Will Alsop
Following the death earlier this year of their visionary co-founder, Building visited the architect practice to talk about its plans for the future
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NewsTennis star’s kit home plan could fall foul of new NPPF
Johanna Konta submits second application without architect
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NewsStructure Tone boss moves to Perkins + Will
Jonathan Ross to head up architect’s business development arm
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NewsRunner-up urges incumbent RIBA president to suspend NBS sale during police probe
Presidential runner-up Elsie Owusu has called for independent audit of RIBA
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NewsAlan Jones elected as next RIBA president
Jones wins with 52% of the vote, Elsie Owusu left in second place after fighting a contentious campaign
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NewsAHMM submits historic Belfast project
£75m listed newspaper office scheme to be named after vendors’ cry
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NewsUS practice wins €48m Dublin uni competition
Shortlist featured Libeskind, Diller Scofidio Renfro and O’Donnell Tuomey
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NewsAllies & Morrison targets North America expansion after Canada win
Practice lands Toronto masterplan on back of King’s Cross experience
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NewsAssael plans 2,000 homes at former margarine factory
Work is expected to start on the site next autumn
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NewsMake moves offices in Sydney as it eyes more growth in Australia
Income in country was up a quarter last year
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NewsFootballers' Manchester tower faces fresh challenge
Manchester Civic Society takes consent for Hodder’s 40-storey tower to court
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NewsUniversity of Bath starts search for contractor for £60m science building
The chosen contractor will deliver the £27m main package of works to deliver the Institute for Advanced Automotive Propulsion Systems
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NewsFirst ever UK-made cross-laminated timber to be used at V&A pavilion
Material being manufactured at site near Glasgow
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NewsTottenham Hale's turn to get a makeover as Argent submits revamp plans
King’s Cross developer has linked up with US firm Related for the work
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NewsControversial east London housing scheme gets green light
Project by Sheppard Robson includes more than 600 homes on site made famous by 1951 Festival of Britain
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NewsLocal firm cleared for Park Hill student housing
Architect designs clusters of townhouse-style flats at brutalist landmark