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RIBA going underground with new Wednesday night event
A new weekly evening cultural event at 66 Portland Place will bring ‘new life and energy into the iconic building in Portland Place’, according to its creator
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Kentish rectory-turned-house extended and refurbished by Minifie Architects
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Case study: North, an office retrofit by Matheson Whiteley
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WilkinsonEyre creates £9m cycle and pedestrian bridge for Copenhagen harbour
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John McAslan + Partners completes academic hub and sports pavilion at west London school
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Caruso St John and Jeremy Deller's Peterloo Memorial completed for 200th anniversary
Caruso St John and Turner Prize-winning artist Jeremy Deller’s new Peterloo Memorial has been completed in Manchester’s city centre amid controversy over its accessibility
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The Coach: ‘Architects Declare is going to be a tricky issue’
Careers expert Matthew Turner advises an architect facing the challenge of implementing the practice’s commitment to Architects Declare
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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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08.08.19: Recycle, Reuse, Revisit
We profile three sustainable projects in this special issue. Two are in Europe: Resource Rows in Copenhagen by Lendager Group, and Lacaton & Vassal’s Grand-Parc refurb, Bordeaux. We also revisit Hopkins Architects’ Living Planet Centre six years after completion to see how it’s performing. PLUS a news feature looks at how material passports – literally finding value among rubble – may be a gamechanger for construction; ...
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Hidden depths: id architecture’s country-house-clause building in Lincolnshire
While its public face is an apparently modest Cor-ten clad barn, id architecture’s Barrow House in the Lincolnshire Wolds contains an extensive half-buried lower section, writes Rob Wilson. Photography Andy Haslem
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