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‘Freak show’ fears as hordes descend on Goldsmith Street
The RIBA Stirling Prize threatens to become a curse for the residents of Goldsmith Street with hordes of visitors flocking to the neighbourhood, a newspaper reported last week
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Rogers Stirk Harbour completes Louvre conservation facility
The new facility in northern France creates a centre for art conservation and research, revitalising a former mining basin
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Weekend roundup: Protest and survive
This week’s top stories reviewed by the AJ’s Simon Aldous: Studio Bark architect arrested at Extinction Rebellion demo • Lancaster University launches architecture degree for activists • Tributes paid to Charles Jencks • Loan rate hike threatens council housing
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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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10.10.19: Leisure and retail
The latest AJ features building studies of Peter Zumthor’s Secular Retreat holiday home in Devon; Invisible Studio’s glazed gym at Hadspen House in Somerset; and Wright & Wright’s Library and Study Centre for St John’s College, Oxford. PLUS The human cost of building Istanbul Airport – we report from the construction site where at least 55 workers have died; we talk to Yvonne Farrell, co-founder of Grafton ...
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Misremembrance of things past: 168 Upper Street by Amin Taha
Groupwork + Amin Taha’s retail and residential building for Aria replaces a demolished section of an Islington terrace with a deliberately misremembered concrete reconstruction, writes George Kafka. Photography Tim Soar
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