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All rise for the Stirling Prize
The ‘old-style seated dinner’ at the annual Stirling Prize shindig has bitten the dust
Rogers' Lloyd’s building set for £260m sale
Richard Rogers’ Lloyd’s building in London is reportedly in line to be sold for nearly £260 million
Bye bye Helter Skelter - Pinnacle to be redesigned
Sad news - the Helter Skelter as we once knew it is officially no more
Design your own Festival Wing
The AJ invites architects to sketch their own extension to the Southbank centre
Pritzker for Chipperfield?
AJ readers believe it is time David Chipperfield won the Pritzker Prize, according to an online survey
Outside M25: Students slam London-only comp
Northern students have blasted a new RIBA London competition only open to students of architecture schools in the capital
‘Village of the damned’: Docklands ‘stilt city’ in airport crash zone
Boris Johnson’s proposed floating village in the Royal Docks falls within an airport crash zone, campaigners have warned
The Twitterati verdict on FCBS’ Southbank overhaul
[Warning: contains vitriol] Twittersphere reaction to Feilden Clegg Bradley’s £120 million Southbank revamp was mixed, but most agreed it looked like a ‘big glass box’
Restoration Man not happy with Pathfinder Redux demolition men
TV’s Restoration Man George Clarke has distanced himself from the latest Return of Pathfinder-style demolitions proposed for the Welsh Streets area of Liverpool
Chelsea Barracks ‘to go ahead’
The £3 billion redevelopment of Chelsea Barracks in West London is reported to be back on track
Sex and statues - the George Square farce continues
It’s safe to say the competition to overhaul Glasgow’s George Square has not run smoothly
Spoof Southend Pier airport plan revealed
An outfit calling itself ‘Makeit Architects’ has mooted a satirical proposal for an international airport hub on Southend Pier
Daily News
RIBA Awards debate: What is being built today, and is it any good?
Are the RIBA award winners really the best buildings in the UK and what do they say about the state of architecture today?
Rogers' Cheesegrater becomes tallest building in the City
Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners’ Leadenhall Building was topped out by Boris Johnson, Mayor of London, yesterday
Camden approves Avanti, Duggan Morris & Mæ's Holborn proposals
Camden Council has given the go-ahead for the £20 million revamp of the Tybalds Estate in Holborn, London
Landscape lobby labels Farrell Review ‘a missed opportunity’
The Landscape Institute has called on the Farrell Review of architecture to focus on ‘liveable cities’
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