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NewsLondon's tower pipeline soars above 400
NLA report finds one new tall building application submitted on average every three days in 2015
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NewsCorbyn slams 'immoral and wrong' Bishopsgate Goodsyard
Labour leader says project will transform Hackney into Manhattan
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CommentSteps for the selector
Is it time for nominating bodies for arbitrators and adjudicators to review their appointment process?
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Features7 Air Street: A breath of fresh air
Barr Gazetas’ retrofit of a 1920s office block on Air Street in central London has resulted in the first BREEAM ‘outstanding’ rating for a listed building
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CommentSustainability: The vision thing
Real sustainability means a built environment that can sustain its current, and future, population
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NewsWinner revealed for £350m HS2 partner role
Exclusive: HS2 awards largest consultancy role to date
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NewsFormer FAT man demands more from architects
Ecobuild latest: Design is pushed out by cheap aspiration, says Charles Holland
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NewsCBI calls for 50,000 London homes a year
Business body calls on next London Mayor to commit to new homes target or risk damaging London’s competitiveness
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News22 Bishopsgate under threat over right to light
City of London to vote on acquiring an interest in the Lipton Rogers tower to push forward its development
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NewsBritish Land scheme dodges public inquiry
Communities minister Greg Clark decides not to call in British Land scheme
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NewsGo-ahead for Facebook HQ revised plans
Despite concerns the revised plans to accommodate Facebook at Rathbone Place have been aproved
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NewsMorgan: HS2 panel should have launched earlier
Ecobuild latest: Sadie Morgan says an earlier launch would have had a greater impact
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NewsClients 'don't know their own green policies'
Ecobuild latest: Clients are still getting to grips with the green agenda, delegates told
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CommentWhat makes good housing?
When creating homes you have to put people first, then work on the buildings and spaces. Placemaking simply doesn’t work unless you start with a vision for the community
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CommentOnline poll: Housing quotas
Should the government introduce fixed quotas of ‘affordable’ housing for new developments? Vote here
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NewsLakehouse founder leads shareholder revolt
Steve Rawlings and Slater Investments call for non-exec directors to be removed from troubled firm
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NewsGreen light for £100m Lendlease uni job
Contractor Lendlease to push forward with enabling works for Liverpool John Moores University’s project
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NewsWomen make up just 20% of architect partners
Largest practices are worst offenders, according to straw poll
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