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The new AJ Student Prize is open for entries!
All RIBA-accredited schools are invited to submit the final project of one undergraduate and one postgraduate student
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Buildings
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LATEST BUILDINGS
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Waind Gohil + Potter inserts CNC staircase into London home
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Architectural Emporium transforms industrial spaces into a new home for theatre company
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Mulroy Architects unites Victorian villa with contemporary extension at Muswell Hill
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Maccreanor Lavington makes a feature of railway line at Camden school
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BUILDING OF THE DAY
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Building study: Sergison Bates’ Wingene care home, Belgium
This spacious facility for the elderly in Flanders subtly fends off any sense of it being an ‘institution’, writes Rob Wilson. Photography by Kristien Daem and Danko Stjepanovic
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TODAY'S OPINION
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Our attitude to towers is incoherent, to put it mildly
Blaming Brexit for a dip in completed London high-rises is nonsense – it more likely has done the opposite, writes Paul Finch
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AJ100
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Alison Brooks honoured with AJ100 Contribution to the Profession award
Employees of the AJ100 practices have voted overwhelmingly to recognise an architect who has helped pioneer the position of women in architecture – and whose spirit of optimism shines through her work, says Ruth Slavid. Portraits by Ben Blossom
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12.04.18: Technology in practice
The latest AJ features building studies of Hawkins\Brown’s new facility for University College London on the former Olympics media centre site in east London; factory-built housing for Urban Splash designed by George Clarke and TDO Architecture; and Jamie Fobert’s remodelling of Kettle’s Yard art gallery in Cambridge. PLUS We investigate the procurement process that led to Foster + Partners winning the Upper ...
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AJ Retrofit Awards 2018 open for entry
The AJ is looking to celebrate the most enlightened reuses of existing buildings. Hurry! Early bird entry rate ends 27 April
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Punters backing O’Donnell + Tuomey to win RIBA Stirling Prize
Bookmaker William Hill has revealed that O’Donnell + Tuomey Architects’ student centre at the LSE has been the most heavily backed to win this year’s RIBA Stirling Prize
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