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Carmody Groarke wins contest to retrofit and extend Bavarian church
Carmody Groarke has won a competition to develop a new campus for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bavaria, close to the historic city centre of Nuremberg
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Braced for change: Fletcher Priest’s Brunel Building
The dramatic building marks the latest phase in Paddington’s reinvention from run-down bedsit land to premium office location, writes Paul Finch
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What’s the big idea in Birmingham?
Emily Booth introduces our Birmingham focus and asks whether its Big City Plan will succeed in reconnecting the city with its citizens
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In pictures: UK’s largest practices celebrate at AJ100 awards
The UK’s biggest architecture practices came out to celebrate the winners of the annual AJ100 awards at a ceremony held at the Tower of London on Wednesday
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05.12.19: Birmingham
The AJ focuses on the UK’s second-largest city with a study of Graeme Massie Architects’ reworking of Centenary Square; Joe Holyoak evaluates 10 years of Birmingham’s Big City Plan; we examine the impending regeneration of the Ladywood estate; West Midlands mayor Andy Street explains how HS2 could have a transformational effect on the city; and we hear the views of five Birmingham practices: APEC, BPN, Glenn ...
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Getting warmer: Collective Architecture upgrades Glasgow tower blocks
The project seeks to tackle fuel poverty while exemplifying the city council’s shift towards retrofitting its high-rise housing, says Alan Dunlop. Photography Andrew Lee, Collective Architecture
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