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London mayor Sadiq Khan backs calls for Parliamentary inquiry into the Garden Bridge
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has backed calls for a new Parliamentary or National Audit Office probe into the millions of pounds of UK taxpayers’ money spent on the Garden Bridge.
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McGinlay Bell completes redevelopment of Glasgow Film Theatre
The final phase of alteration works to the listed 1930s building reconfigures the interior and improves accessibility
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Weekend roundup: Beige tide sweeps the Stirling shortlist
Simon Aldous’s take on the big architectural stories of the week: Stirling shortlist • Tim Ronalds dumped at Bradford • Grayson Perry • Grenfell police interviews • Haringey regen axed • Railway museum contest scrapped
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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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12.07.18: Homes
The latest AJ focuses on homes, with building studies of Tonkin Liu’s RIBA National Award-winning Old Shed New House in North Yorkshire; Mole Architects’ Fijal House in Cambridgeshire; and a house in Hollybrook Grove, Dublin, by David Leech Architects. We also look at why so few Country House Clause projects win planning approval. PLUS a Yorkshire parliament concept wins the top architecture prize at the RA ...
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Final chance to enter AJ Architecture Awards
Don’t miss out – entries to this year’s AJ Architecture Awards close on Friday
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Last year's exhibition at the RIBA as part of the Yemen Festival was disappointing in its presentation of Yemeni architecture. Although tending to overplay the abundant 'local colour', the photographs by Pascal and Maria Marechaux in Yemen (Thames and Hudson, 1998. 240pp. £40) do more justice to the country's remarkable buildings and dramatic landscapes. Right: the town of Shibam. Far right: Mosque of al-Mahwit, San'a
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