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Walters and Cohen has won the competition to design a new café for the famous Hampstead Heath Lido in London.
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Grimshaw’s London tower to be cut down to size
Grimshaw's long-awaited 53-storey Minerva Tower could be about to shrink to less than a third of its proposed height, according to reports this week.
CABE in Liverpool Pathfinder volte-face
CABE has made a surprise u-turn over its public criticism of Liverpool City Council for its handling of three controversial Pathfinder projects.
Hawkins Brown wins green light for new Shoreditich projects
Hawkins Brown has been given the final go-ahead for this mixed-use scheme on the city fringes, in Shoreditch, east London.
Margate’s Turner Contemporary gets Chipperfield on board
David Chipperfield has won the competition to design the replacement for Snohetta and Spence Associates' abandoned Turner Contemporary centre in Margate, Kent.
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Rogers towers reveal future development of Bankside – images
Richard Rogers Partnership (RRP) has submitted plans for a new tower development next to the Tate Modern in London - finally killing off the controversial Philip Gumuchdjian tower.
Plans unveiled for Bow Street Magistrates Court
Douglas Wallace Architects has become the latest practice to be handed the task of revamping the famous Bow Street Magistrates Court in central London.
ARB Reform Group draws up plans to force down retention fee
The ARB reform group has vowed to flex its muscles to drive down the cost of the annual retention fee.