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Rogers vs the Prince: A battle between two establishments

2013-08-30T14:14:00Z

Richard Rogers speaks for an elite whereas the Prince of Wales defends the view of the ordinary citizen

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Museum of Liverpool case: What went wrong?

2013-08-21T09:53:00Z

Despite being urged to settle, the architect involved in the Museum of Liverpool case chose not to. Thus follows a cautionary tale about how not to approach a trial

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The tide is turning

2013-03-08T00:00:00Z

The nuclear new build programme is in trouble and the UK is in desperate need of clean and secure energy. So, says Julia Barfield, it’s time we pushed ahead with the Severn Barrage

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Oscar Niemeyer: 1907-2012

2012-12-06T16:35:00Z

Ike Ijeh considers an architect who managed to be both a humanist and a modernist

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Restraint not extravagance

2012-07-24T10:43:00Z

This year’s Stirling prize nominees reflect the hard times but one leaves a powerful lasting impression

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The Shard: Overcoming height and heritage

2012-07-11T09:12:00Z

How did Sellar’s tower reach its height in the face of financial and practical challenges?

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Subterranean Serpentine strikes hollow note

2012-06-07T07:00:00Z

The Serpentine Gallery’s latest pavilion is high in concept but unconvincing in practice

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Monarchs and architecture: King George IV

2012-05-31T07:01:00Z

How much influence have the Royals had on British architecture? ºÚ¶´ÉçÇø investigates

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Monarchs and architecture

2012-05-30T07:01:00Z

This week ºÚ¶´ÉçÇø is examining the influence the Royals have had on our architecture – today we look at the impact of King James I

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Royals and architecture

2012-05-29T08:43:00Z

Ahead of the Jubilee ºÚ¶´ÉçÇø takes a look at the influence monarchs have had on our architecture – starting today with King William I

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Where the opportunities for architects lie

2012-05-24T10:49:00Z

Simon Rawlinson discusses where the greenest shoots can be found in architecture

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What's next for architects?

2012-05-23T09:37:00Z

Find out what three architect bosses think the future holds for the sector

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Whatever happened to RMJM?

2012-04-13T00:00:00Z

Disastrous cash flow, unpaid staff, an exodus of talent and now under investigation by the Pensions Regulator, even RMJM’s chief executive is appalled by the scars the last few years have left. Will Hurst looks at what went wrong

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Architectual competitions: Judgement day

2011-10-28T00:00:00Z

Those judging architectural competitions need to be wise, ethical and very well informed. That’s why the tittle-tattle of public opinion should be ignored

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Hadid's Evelyn Grace Academy: Gove won’t like it

2011-10-06T00:00:00Z

Zaha Hadid’s school runs counter to today’s politically austere mood, but this inspiring piece of design is a worthy winner of this year’s Stirling prize

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Shoe box homes is RIBA's Gerald Ratner moment

2011-09-21T13:44:00Z

Report on size of new homes could have devastating impact on housing development

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Procurement: Design in the dumps

2011-09-02T00:00:00Z

‘Design and dump’ procurement wastes contractors’ skills, distorts the market and pushes up costs for the client, says Steve Hale. But change is on the way

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The case for skyscrapers: Scaling new heights

2011-09-02T00:00:00Z

The 9/11 attacks made us nervous about erecting tall buildings but actually we need them more than ever - after all, they offer a more sustainable solution than urban sprawl

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The London 2012 Aquatics Centre: Star of the show?

2011-07-27T14:58:00Z

Zaha Hadid’s £269m contribution to the Olympics is complete – and it has both triumphs and disappointments

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Presumption in favour?

2011-07-27T09:17:00Z

Design Council Cabe’s Rachel Fisher on what the new planning framework means for design