Architects – Page 97
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Height-busting Sydney skyscraper gets green light
City approves 275m casino and hotel tower
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Grimshaw wins Heathrow expansion design deal
Architect sees off competition from Zaha Hadid, HOK and Benoy
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Sellar lops 58 storeys off Paddington Pole
The new £775m plans have turned the pole into a cube
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Green light for major Oxford Street office refurb
Architect Orms to revamp 1950s modernist building
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Lendlease preps next phase of Elephant and Castle
Overall the scheme will deliver 3,000 new homes
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McAslan designs largest mosque in western Europe
Architect to extend and repair fire-damaged south London mosque
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All Tory candidates now 'guarantee' EU workers' right to remain
Theresa May forced to reverse her stance on ‘bargaining chips’
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Architects defy Brexit to take on staff
‘This is not like 2008 - I don’t know why people are panicking’ says John Assael
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Architects shed staff as Brexit fallout begins
Gloomy buyers’ forecast completes downbeat few days for industry
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Green light for 14-storey Coventry office
Second building in the city’s Friargate development
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East End mayor wants Goodsyard ally to 'kill off' scheme
John Biggs says appointment of Bishopsgate opponent Jules Pipe to City Hall post will kibosh development
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NY architect beats Adjaye to Obama library
David Adjaye would have been first non-American to design a presidential archive
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RIBA waters down Garden Bridge concerns
Institute approves scaled-back motion demanding detailed investigation
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Architects' confidence picks up
Firms in northern England the most optimistic again, Future Trends index finds