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Sacked Grenfell expert convicted over misuse of title ‘architect’
The expert witness sacked by the Grenfell inquiry after it emerged he was not registered as an architect has been convicted on three counts of the criminal offence of misusing the title ‘architect’
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Camden house extended into landscaped garden by DF_DC architects
The Leaning Yucca House reunifies a Victorian house previously split into flats
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Weekend roundup: Fuksas – another single lone male genius?
Simon Aldous’s take on the big architectural stories of the week: Protests at award snub to Doriana Fuksas • Visas for architects with ‘exceptional talent’ • Historic England objects to Fosters’ Tulip
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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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CNP has moved to...
Moving to new office premises in Cardiff at the beginning of September will enable CNP, one of the UK’s leading specialist firms of building and project consultants, to strengthen its position in South Wales and the South West of England. The company opened its office in Cardiff at the beginning of 2007, but is now moving to larger permanent premises in the former Glamorgan County Council offices at Greyfriars House, due to increasing demand for its services.
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