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Hip to be square
Images of the Millennium Square, next to the Millennium Dome in south-east London, have been released by Meridian Delta – a joint venture between Lend Lease and Quintain Estates – Anschutz Entertainment Group Europe and English Partnerships.
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Industry demands joined-up policy-making from Whitehall
RIBA, RICS and CIC write to government to complain about fragmented responsibility for industry
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Creative tension
DLA Architecture has released images of its designs for this 5000 m2 multipurpose arts complex to act as a flagship for Leeds’ cultural quarter.
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NewsJowell picks John Sorrell as CABE chairman
Design experience trumps political clout as former Design Council head beats former culture secretary Chris Smith
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Make wins exclusive Chelsea apartment block
Architect Make is part of a team of architects working on designs for an extensive residential development by the River Thames in Chelsea, west London.
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Stubbs Rich goes to India
UK-based architect Stubbs Rich has signed a deal with an Indian practice that wants to offer its masterplanning experience to clients on the subcontinent.
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News£390m Liverpool scheme wins planning consent
Kings Waterfront regeneration project designed by Wilkinson Eyre is given the go-ahead.
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Low-energy buildings
This week, a look at low-energy buildings focuses on the worlds first zero carbon emissions office, with top tips on how to design your own plus checklist, products, suppliers guide and how Arup is turning green
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NewsDecision on Cambridge deferred until new year
Cambridge University says that it will make a final decision on the future of its architecture school in January.
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Berkeley Homes posts 110.5m profit as reservations drop 15%
Restructuring of urban specialist boosts cash balance by £104m as shareholders receive £604.1m.
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Galliford Try seals £87m Coventry contracts
Galliford Try reaches financial close on a Coventry NHS Lift and Caludon Castle School PFI.
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FeaturesOde to a concrete mixer
Ian Hughes is so pleased with his 20-year-old mixer that he’s given the manufacturer a verbal testimonial.
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Young heads up the Scottish design champion
Raymond Young will chair new Architecture and Design Scotland organisation, which will perform similar role to CABE.
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Wickes attracts wide interest
Three private equity firms join building supplies as potential buyers of £2.8bn turnover Wickes.
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Specifier Products
his month, we have a cornucopia of energy-saving products, including a cladding system that thinks it’s a Thermos flask, the latest condensing boilers and movement-sensitive lighting controls
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FeaturesSpecifier Audit
With so many aspects to bear in mind, ensuring you specify products from the most eco-friendly manufacturers is a complicated business. Which is where Arup’s audit tool can help …
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FeaturesLow-energy buildings
This week, a look at low-energy buildings focuses on the world’s first zero carbon emissions office, with top tips on how to design your own – plus checklist, products, suppliers’ guide and how Arup is turning green.
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NewsLocal firm to build new home for the Dons
The 30,000 seater Milton Keynes stadium will be designed and built by the Buckingham Group.