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Carl Turner Architects' Sliphouse in Brixton

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?

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Astudio’s Raine’s Foundation School overhaul completes

Richard Hyams’ practice Astudio has completed the £22 million overhaul and extension of the Raine’s Foundation School in Bethnal Green

Corby Cube: 'financial and project management was poor'

A damning report by auditors KPMG has slammed Corby Borough council for its handling of Hawkins\Brown’s problem-hit Corby Cube project

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Hampshire County Council reveals woodland activity centre

[FIRST LOOK + PLANS + DATA] Hampshire County Council Architect’s outdoor centre alongside the Basingstoke Canal scooped a RIBA Regional Award last week

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Government dithers over Part L update

Due to be announced in May, experts now say revised Part L is unlikely to appear until April 2014

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Revenue falls at Atkins

Atkins has revealed a minor fall in annual revenue – with Asia and the UK bucking the trend

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SANAA to design Jerusalem design campus

Pritzker Prize-winning Japanese practice Sejima and Nishizawa and Associates is to design a major new design campus in Jerusalem

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For Sale: Richard Rogers' parents home

The Richard and Su Rogers-designed grade II*-listed home in Wimbledon has been put on the market for £3.2 million

Alton West in Roehampton, London. Image Janet Hall  RIBA Library Photographs Collection

Studio Egret West bags Roehampton masterplan

Studio Egret West has been chosen to masterplan the regeneration of the Grade II*-listed Alton West housing estate in south west London

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3XN extends Copenhagen courthouse

[FIRST LOOK + PLANS] 3XN’s municipal courthouse in Danish capital has been awarded a RIBA EU Award

City Pride

UK's tallest residential tower stumbles at first hurdle

A decision on Squire and Partners’ planning application for a 75-storey tower in London’s Docklands has been unexpectedly put back

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Olympic stars Heatherwick and Kapoor on Queen's honours list

ArcelorMittal Orbit tower mastermind Anish Kapoor and Thomas Heatherwick, who designed the 2012 Games’ Olympic cauldron, have been named on the Queen’s Birthday Honours list

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Eco-refurbs increase property values

Making energy efficiency improvements boost property values by up to 38 per cent

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AJ contest: Choose your Stirling Prize shortlist

Vote for the six RIBA Award winning projects you think will be included on the RIBA Stirling Prize shortlist

Jane Wernick receives her award from Bev James, COINS (right) & Gaynor Coley, Eden Project (left)

Jane Wernick wins Women in the Built Environment Award

Strucutral engineer Jane Wernick of Jane Wernick Associates has won this year’s First Women Award in the Built Environment

The Make-masterplanned Chobham Manor scheme in London

Panellists sought for Olympic legacy review panel

The London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC) is seeking new panellists for its Quality Review Panel

The moment you block a design award for One Hyde Park on political grounds, you are sunk

18-Jun-2013

If buildings are going to be eliminated [from awards] because they are only available to the wealthy, where will the line be drawn? writes Paul Finch

Long-term vision and strategy are missing from the coalition’s attack on red tape

14-Jun-2013

The coalition is launching schemes and slashing red tape faster than we can type, says Christine Murray

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Re-realming can be overwhelming

14-Jun-2013

Ian Martin creates a prototype idealised model of collectivised open-plan space

What does your practice’s organisation say about your architecture?

13-Jun-2013

No wonder students formed the Architectural Association to promote architectural education, writes Paul Finch

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