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NewsNew Libyan arts centre opens
A new arts and cultural centre has opened in the heart of Tripoli, Libya
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FeaturesSix stadiums that tell the story of English football
The Football Association is 150 years old this week and, to celebrate, 微密圈 picks out some of the architectural highpoints of English stadiums
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NewsGreen light for Make鈥檚 拢350m Rathbone Place scheme
Great Portland Estate鈥檚 central London mixed-use project wins planning
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NewsSNE Architects to design Southbank skate park
Practice sees off competition from 42 Architects and Rich Architecture to design skate park that forms part of Southbank Centre redevelopment
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NewsPlans for Manchester's Islington Wharf scheme unveiled
Plans for ISIS Waterside Regeneration鈥檚 Islington Wharf Mews scheme in Manchester have been unveiled
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CommentBIM can help solve the UK鈥檚 housing crisis
Using BIM, we can build houses from standardised elements but with enough customisation to appeal to prospective buyers
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NewsWilkinson Eyre and Alinea bag major City scheme
Property investor Mitsubishi Estate Company unveils project team for major new scheme in City of London
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CommentCan good design win the day?
Well-designed housing won鈥檛 always convince those opposed to development, but we need to strive for higher standards
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CommentThe ambition and optimism of the East
A lot can be learned from the Singaporean developers who are delivering huge new areas of city with speed, gusto and delight
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NewsMet picks AHMM to design new Scotland Yard
Architect wins design competition to revamp the Curtis Green building that will be new home of the Met
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NewsAdjaye's Hackney fashion hub wins planning
Architect David Adjaye鈥檚 plans for a 拢100m fashion retail hub in east London have been given the green light by Hackney council
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CommentDitch the ARB
It鈥檚 not just that the Architects Registration Board is without purpose - it鈥檚 also a drag on innovation and change and threatens the very existence of the RIBA
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NewsAtkins looks to recruit architects after winning education work
Firm looking for a minimum of 20 architects to help deliver primary, secondary, further and higher education projects
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NewsBPTW Greenwich scheme wins planning
BPTW Partnership wins planning for 拢18m development in Greenwich, London
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NewsRIBA to leave historic HQ
Institute to run design competition for new London offices five doors down
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NewsArchial revenue falls as staff numbers plummet
Architect forecasts improvement in 2013 and 2014
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FeaturesThe spaces in between
As London鈥檚 King鈥檚 Cross Square opens at last, Ike Ijeh considers the chequered history of the capital鈥檚 spaces - and their likely future
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NewsGreen light for South Bank tower cluster
Carlyle Group and PLP鈥檚 plans for cluster of nine buildings approved by Southwark Council
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NewsCall for space labels for new homes
Housing Forum report says mandatory labelling would drive up standards without regulation