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Combustible cladding ban set to widen to all housing over four storeys
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Most new housing so poorly designed it should not have been built, says Bartlett report
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Grimshaw reveals revised designs for new Birmingham HS2 station
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Neville and Giggs’ Manchester reshuffle: changes proposed to contentious city-centre tower
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Volume housebuilders blasted over design quality following Bartlett study
A damning audit of the nation’s new housing, which claims three-quarters are either of ‘mediocre’ or ‘poor’ quality design, has prompted calls for urgent action
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Mill of the people: Feilden Clegg Bradley’s residential community at Ancoats
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Moxon studio tour: ‘Being client, architect and contractor on the project gave us a huge amount of freedom’
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Gort Scott studio tour: ‘It was important for us to retrofit, despite demolition being easier’
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HAT Projects studio tour: ‘It’s important for architects to be a presence on the high street’
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BUILDING OF THE DAY
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Farmstead-like development for adults with autism completed by Haverstock in Surrey
The Linden Farm supported-living development of 10 homes is designed to provide an exemplar non-institutional environment for adults with autism
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Biba Dow: ‘Profession’s failure to embrace retrofits is a macho hangover of Modernism’
Dow Jones co-founder Biba Dow on why William Morris was wrong about reusing old buildings and why the profession needs to stop obsessing over macho new builds
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In pictures: UK’s largest practices celebrate at AJ100 awards
The UK’s biggest architecture practices came out to celebrate the winners of the annual AJ100 awards at a ceremony held at the Tower of London on Wednesday
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16.01.20: In practice
The AJ features three architecture firms that have recently designed their own studios: HAT Projects in Colchester; Gort Scott in south London; and Moxon in the Cairngorms. We also look at Feilden Clegg Bradley’s transformation of an 18th-century cotton mill at Ancoats in Manchester. PLUS We meet architecture’s poet in residence LionHeart; the growing calls to slash VAT on building ...
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