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Caruso St John wins Gladstone’s Library revamp
Caruso St John has won the competition to design a £4.5 million overhaul and expansion of the Grade I-listed Gladstone’s Library in Hawarden, Flintshire, in Wales
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Curl la Tourelle Head Architecture completes pavilion on Peckham Rye
The £2 million playroom combines leisure and community facilities in a south London park
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How CZWG won at Snakes and Ladders
Thirty years on, the unimaginative critics of PoMo have been proved wrong and inventiveness and ingenuity are still our watchwords, writes CZWG’s Adam West
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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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AJ Architecture Awards 2018: entry deadline extended
We’ve given you a little extra time to get your entries in – the final deadline is now Friday 20 July
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'work that is genuinely world-class'
Gareth Hoskins Architects' design for the new Culloden Battlefield Museum building is part of a strategy for a 65ha site that includes transport, arrival and visitor facilities. The design incorporates long brick walls that blend into the landscape, and the centre has a roof redolent of a flat fan, with the outer corners of each section tilting up sharply, almost like the edge of a tam-o'-shanter hat.
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