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Action stations for Antarctic six
These are the first images of the six shortlisted concept designs for the new Antarctic research station.
Salisbury in ARB expenses swipe
The ARB's arch-antagonist Ian Salisbury has launched another attack on the beleaguered board - this time over the secrecy surrounding members' expenses.
Reid anger as Brum blocks plans
Reid Architecture has come to blows with Birmingham City Council over its approach to redeveloping the city's historic Jewellery Quarter.
Alsop sell-out sparks design fears
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Hackney and Hodder set for Clissold court battle
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Supporters bid to save struggling UCE from ‘death knell’ of closure
Academics, architects and students have launched a bid to save the University of Central England's (UCE) struggling school of architecture.
Two arrested for Welsh hall blaze
Two men have been arrested on suspicion of burning down Hafodunos Hall, one of the most important historic buildings in Wales.
RIAS denies Doolan award to end
The RIAS has attempted to quash concerns that its annual £25,000 Award for Architecture - the biggest prize for architecture in the UK - is under threat following the death of its bankroller.
Simpson anger as tower scheme stalls on Mersey
Ian Simpson has sparked a row with Liverpool's city leaders after he accused them of stalling over his 50-storey Brunswick Quay tower scheme.