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Neville and Giggs’ Manchester reshuffle: changes proposed to contentious city-centre tower
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RetroFirst: Architect behind 1970s college calls for retrofit over demolition
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Urban Splash finally gets go-ahead for Plymouth Civic Centre overhaul
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Homeowner clears legal hurdle in bid to stop ‘catastrophic’ Euston tunnel design
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TODAY'S TOP NEWS STORY
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Most new housing so poorly designed it should not have been built, says Bartlett report
The vast majority of new housing developments should not have been built due to their shoddy design, according to an audit by the Bartlett School of Planning
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Buildings
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LATEST BUILDINGS
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Mill of the people: Feilden Clegg Bradley’s residential community at Ancoats
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Moxon studio tour: ‘Being client, architect and contractor on the project gave us a huge amount of freedom’
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Gort Scott studio tour: ‘It was important for us to retrofit, despite demolition being easier’
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HAT Projects studio tour: ‘It’s important for architects to be a presence on the high street’
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BUILDING OF THE DAY
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Farmstead-like development for autistic adults completed by Haverstock in Surrey
The Linden Farm supported living development of 10 homes is designed to provide an exemplar non-institutional environment for adults with autism
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Biba Dow: ‘Profession’s failure to embrace retrofits is a macho hangover of Modernism’
Dow Jones co-founder Biba Dow on why William Morris was wrong about reusing old buildings and why the profession needs to stop obsessing over macho new builds
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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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16.01.20: In practice
The AJ features three architecture firms that have recently designed their own studios: HAT Projects in Colchester; Gort Scott in south London; and Moxon in the Cairngorms. We also look at Feilden Clegg Bradley’s transformation of an 18th-century cotton mill at Ancoats in Manchester. PLUS We meet architecture’s poet in residence LionHeart; the growing calls to slash VAT on building ...
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North West Cambridge: A brave new world
The first phase of the university-backed £1 billion city extension is reaching completion. Rob Wilson takes a look around. Photography Jack Hobhouse
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