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Fuksas blasts Italian institute’s lifetime award for omitting ‘equal partner’ Doriana
Italian architect Massimiliano Fuksas has criticised Italy’s national institute of architects for failing to recognise his wife and business partner Doriana after it awarded a lifetime achievement award solely to him
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BuckleyGrayYeoman completes performing arts centre for Highgate school
The professional-standard facility at Channing School is equipped with rigging and lighting that can be operated by children
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Despite all the year’s uncertainties, architects are producing great work
In the face of doom and gloom, architecture remains an essentially optimistic activity, writes Paul Finch
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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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06.12.18: AJ Architecture Awards
The latest issue features this year’s AJ Architecture Awards with 73 pages of winning and shortlisted schemes. There are also building studies of Witherford Watson Mann’s opera house at Nevill Holt in Leicestershire; and a partially subterranean north London house by Takero Shimazaki Architects. PLUS The era of the super low fee bid is back in a new wave of aggressive fee-cutting; and we meet Emma Dent Coad, ...
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FOCUSING ON CARO
Tate Britain's mammoth Anthony Caro retrospective, featuring works - both figurative and abstract - from all periods of his long career, is now open and continues until 17 April. Above is a detail of Early One Morning - one of the painted steel sculptures with which Caro made his name.
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