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Emerging developer TOWN: ‘We don’t want zany coloured plastic cladding. Ever’
Neil Murphy and Jonny Anstead of emerging developer and custom-build enabler TOWN talk about what they want from an architect, street-based design and why they are challenging the housebuilder’s norm
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Tony Fretton Architects retrofits mews building as fashion company offices
The 608m² scheme in Marylebone contains conventional office space as well as specialised areas for garment design, production studios and an archive
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Stirling criticism undermines design talent that we should be celebrating
The cliché about architects being a bunch of squabbling egos starts to ring true when people who should know better rush to judgment about others’ work, writes Paul Finch
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Profits dive at 3DReid
3DReid has reported a slump in profits of more than 70 per cent
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11.10.18: V&A Dundee
The latest AJ features building studies of Kengo Kuma’s long-awaited V&A Dundee; David Chipperfield Architects’ redevelopment of Selfridges in London; and Park House, a hotel and housing scheme in London’s Stratford by East Architecture. PLUS Unpicking the row over Amin Taha’s Clerkenwell Close building; the AJ talks to 2019 RIBA Gold Medal winner Nicholas Grimshaw; we examine how will the combustible ...
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AJ Architecture Awards 2018 finalists: Health, Leisure, Landscape, and Infrastructure
Here are the remaining finalists for the AJ Architecture Awards 2018: the Health & Wellbeing, Leisure, Landscape, and Infrastructure categories
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Zaha Hadid: ‘I’m judged more harshly because I am a woman’
Zaha Hadid has said that being a woman, a foreigner and doing different work has made it difficult for her in architecture
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