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A campaign has been launched to save the former studio of textile designer Bernat Klein, near Selkirk in the Scottish Borders. Designed by architect Peter Womersley and built in 1957, the Grade A-listed building has fallen into disrepair
Parliament Square’s first statue of a woman unveiled
The much-awaited new national planning framework was published earlier this week, with a suite of pro-development policies. But builders are already warning that getting consent is only half of the story. Daniel Gayne reports
In the last of our UK Design Capital series, Joey Gardiner looks at how Cardiff has used placemaking to rebuild its future after a potentially existential decline with the collapse of the coal and steel industries
Fereday Pollard & Partners’ Cambridge South station tries to make growth feel softer, greener and more connected. Nick Jones travels there to find out if thoughtful infrastructure can reconcile the city’s booming biomedical economy with its housing and transport pressures
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