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NewsHawkins\Brown gets green light for extra 2,500 homes at Eddington scheme in Cambridge
Councils approve new plans for future phases of urban extension after lapse of 2013 consent
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NewsDLA submits plans for North London co-living and social housing scheme
Over 600 homes across two blocks proposed as part of wider masterplan for Tottenham Hale
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NewsGlancy Nicholls managing director leaves to join Ridge as architecture lead in the Midlands
Adam McPartland behind some of region’s biggest projects including 51-storey One Eastside tower
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OpinionConstruction’s talent pipeline has been hiding in schools for years
The skills debate is back. But Class Of Your Own founder Alison Watson argues that construction already has a proven education pipeline – and that industry categorisation and schools policy have combined to keep it invisible
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NewsFosters keeps top spot on Building’s top 50 architects list
Practice now employs more than 600 architects, 30 more than it did in 2025
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NewsGreen light for Hawkins\Brown’s Glasgow riverside vision
Public realm scheme aiming to transform perceptions of River Clyde
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NewsRIBA names four projects in running for best new building in the world
Two projects in Bangladesh and two in Belgium shortlisted for International Prize
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NewsThree buildings on Fosters’ £300m Oxford cancer campus set to be partially rebuilt after project rethink
Sections of superstructure to be torn down under plans to combine three buildings into one
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FeaturesDoes the Temple Quarter enterprise campus mark a smart move east for Bristol University?
The Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios-designed building aims to broaden access, foster innovation and kick-start regeneration of 135ha of largely derelict land
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NewsDLA Architecture appoints new directors to board
Neil Matthews and Tom Dobson as practice readies to celebrate its 50th year
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NewsTributes to ‘irreplaceable’ Birmingham campaigner Joe Holyoak following death at 82
Holyoak remembered as “the biggest single influence for good planning in Birmingham for over fifty years.”
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NewsStudio Egret West submits revised masterplan for remainder of Battersea Power Station development
Changes include smaller buildings and improved sightlines to the grade II*-listed power station
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OpinionThe government is right to be more interventionist on planning
Governments have tried assuming every council will plan maturely and conscientiously. But this hasn’t worked so Matthew Pennycook’s more robust approach is needed, writes Paul Smith.
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NewsNew chief construction and scientific adviser to be appointed by end of year
Current adviser Thouria Istephan to leave at end of September without a month to hand over as originally expected
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NewsCardiff’s grade II-listed dry docks set to be transformed into £17m sauna and pool complex
Finnish developer Nordic Urban planning five schemes across the UK and Ireland
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NewsArchitects appointed on £5bn Universal Studios theme park
Scheme was given £1.3bn of government backing in June
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FeaturesWhat does the industry need for Burnham’s technical education reforms to succeed?
As regional mayors prepare to take control of funding for 16-19 education pathways following changes expected in next month’s Budget, Tom Lowe looks at the flagship Manchester scheme the new prime minister wants the rest of the country to copy
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NewsNorman Foster warns renewables could threaten ecosystems as he calls for nuclear ‘revolution’
Foster + Partners founder said there was a ‘massive communication gap’ on the benefits of zero-carbon nuclear power
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NewsMorris + Co submits plans for 45-storey student tower in Southwark
Scheme to add to new cluster of towers north of Elephant and Castle roundabout