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Haringey set to demolish Ronan Point-style blocks on Broadwater Farm Estate
Haringey Council is set to demolish two Ronan Point-style blocks on the Broadwater Farm estate due to concerns over the safety of the buildings
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Buildings
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BUILDING OF THE DAY
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Candle-making inspires façade design of SPPARC’s mixed-use development
The 1,600m² development in Kensington consists of three floors of office space with four apartments above
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TODAY'S OPINION
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The Shitty Architecture Men list draws a line in the sand
Relationships between senior male architects and junior staff or students may be mired in shades of grey, but this list makes clear what is not acceptable, says Ellis Woodman
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AJ100
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In pictures: UK’s biggest practices celebrate at AJ100 awards
The UK’s biggest architecture practices came out in force yesterday evening to celebrate the winners of the annual AJ100 awards at a ceremony held at the Tower of London
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LATEST ISSUE
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14.06.18: AJ100
The latest AJ is the biggest of the year, listing the largest practices in the UK with in-depth profiles of the top 25. We also announce the winners of the AJ100 awards, including Building of the Year, Practice of the Year and Contribution to the Profession. And we analyse the data from the AJ100 survey, examining areas such as fees, salary levels, international activity and practice diversity. The 136-page issue forms an invaluable almanac for the profession.
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AJ Architecture Awards 2018 early bird discount ends soon
Following last year’s smash debut, the 2018 AJ Architecture Awards are open for entry – hurry! Take advantage of our early bird entry rate before 22 June
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Conscientious objector
Brighton and Hove Council’s decision to give the go-ahead to Frank Gehry’s King Alfred scheme seems a little less surprising when you consider the quality of some of the objections raised at Friday’s council meeting. Valerie Paynter of Save Hove, one of the project’ most vociferous opponents, presented two buildings by FAT to prove that ‘Frank Gehry is not cutting edge any more. This is cutting edge’. She then went on explain how the original King Alfred ...
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