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Architects warn of ‘dull design’ following drop in registrations from EU
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With six months to go to Brexit, we urgently need a deal on services
The RIBA should be lobbying MPs to secure the future of trade in services with EU countries, writes Belsize Architects’ David Green
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They've been framed
RIBA president David Rock, whose exhibition of the work of the Society of Architect Artists has its private view tonight (Thursday), must be hoping for more favourable coverage this year round, having switched the date from the long hot summer. I regret to say that it has become the custom for tyro-critics to vent their spleen at the show, perhaps because they have been stuck in the capital rather than sunning themselves abroad. Alas, no architect artist has been picked to produce a ...
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