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NewsTulip team mulling rethink in bid to save 拢500m project
Developer expected to speak to government聽鈥榯o see how plan can be made to work鈥�
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NewsIndustry reacts as 拢500m Tulip on the brink after government pulls plug on City tower
Shock and delight as end of the road looms for controversial scheme following Gove鈥檚 decision to kick it into touch
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NewsMixed-use scheme at House of Fraser flagship gets planning OK
Offices and restaurant planned at London Oxford Street landmark
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NewsNative Land submits plans to replace former Debenhams department store in Surrey
Guildford scheme would see shops and flats built by River Wey
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NewsOxford Uni launches design contest for 拢1bn northern expansion
Established architects encouraged to team up with small practices
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NewsGlobal warming is a design issue we can solve, says Foster
Architect made comments at COP26 summit
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NewsCardiff tower OK鈥檇 despite local politicians tearing into design
Galliford Try to build 30-storey block panned for 鈥榣ack of architectural quality鈥�
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NewsOffice block on Fleet Street approved despite objections over height
Heritage groups complained 鈥檕verbearing鈥� 21-storey block would harm neighbouring 1932 Daily Express building
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NewsSquare Mile planners snub plan to turn Custom House into hotel
Work on grade I-listed building will be decided by January planning inquiry
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NewsPopulous鈥� Southend stadium plans get the green light
21,000-seat stadium will include new homes within main stadium structure
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NewsDan Meis handed new role on Everton's 拢500m stadium
Concept architect rejoins 拢500m project that helped lose Liverpool its Unesco status
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NewsWork finally starts on resi job in Theresa May鈥檚 constituency
Maidenhead scheme was given planning three years ago but stalled because of funding issues
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News22 Bishopsgate developer drafted onto 拢1bn South Bank site
Lipton Rogers brought in as Foster & Partners replaces Wilkinson Eyre on Blackfriars scheme
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NewsRIBA president says construction needs to talk itself up better to would-be newcomers
鈥榃e need to be celebrating rather than endlessly bemoaning construction鈥檚 failings,鈥� Simon Allford adds
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NewsNearly one in five architects struggling to find staff, RIBA survey finds
Fall in numbers from EU cotributing to shortages, barometer index reports
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NewsGrafton Architects鈥� Kingston University building wins Stirling Prize
Judges laud Town House as 鈥榩rogressive new model鈥櫬爁or higher education buildings
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NewsLegend of brutalism Owen Luder dies at 93
RIBA president Simon Allford pays tribute to 鈥檆ommercially astute鈥� mastermind behind remarkable but divisive schemes
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NewsCanadian investor snaps up stake in Fosters to become architect鈥檚 largest shareholder
Hennick & Co shells out sum for slice of 拢270m practice
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NewsGrimshaw shuts offices for World Mental Health Day 鈥� at a cost of 拢150,000
Architect says move involved 650 staff across its seven offices