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Rendering of the Khalifa International Stadium redevelopment / Dar Al-Handasah
Qatar reveals third stadium for 2022 World Cup
by Katie Buckley | 26 Nov 2014
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Glass walkways give visitors the unique experience of watching the bridge lift up beneath their feet / Shutterstock.com / Jelena Z
Glass walkways give visitors bird's eye view of Tower Bridge
by Ashley Harrison | 25 Nov 2014
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The glowing cycle path is illuminated by solar power / Daan Roosegaarde' and Heijmans
Van Gogh glowing cycle trail shimmers in Netherlands
by Katie Buckley | 25 Nov 2014
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It is estimated that the skyscraper would provide at least 3,000 construction jobs on the site. / Herzog & de Meuron
Herzog & de Meuron’s Paris skyscraper rejected
by Katie Buckley | 21 Nov 2014
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James Hand and Nik Klahre's winning design for the redevelopment of Springburn Winter Gardens / James Hand, Nik Klahre and GIA
Winner announced for transformation of Springburn Winter Gardens, Glasgow
by Katie Buckley | 24 Nov 2014
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Model of proposed work for the St Ninian's site / Charles Jencks
Huge tourist attraction abandoned by Fife Council
by Katie Buckley | 24 Nov 2014
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Caruso St. John are the leading architects behind the project, having produced a two-phase masterplan for the entire site. / Liverpool Philharmonic Hall and Caruso St. John
Liverpool Philharmonic Hall reopens following refurbishment
by Katie Buckley | 21 Nov 2014
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The new stadium will replace the club's current Loftus Road ground
Tony Fernandes: QPR "must move" if it wants to survive
by Tom Walker | 20 Nov 2014
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Boris Johnson with his ‘Bear of London’ – now situated outside The National Gallery / Press Office at London & Partners
Tourists to follow the Paddington Bear trail across London
by Katie Buckley | 20 Nov 2014
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Rendering of the 50m (164ft) outdoor pool / City of Sydney - Green Square Design Competition
Grimshaw and Andrew Burges win Sydney Aquatic Centre design contest
by Katie Buckley | 20 Nov 2014
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Th development follows the recent takeover of The Lowry as Manchester's hotel sector heats up
Iconic Manchester TV studios to become event hotel
by Kath Hudson | 20 Nov 2014
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Th development follows the recent takeover of The Lowry as Manchester's hotel sector heats up
Iconic Manchester TV studios to become event hotel
by Kath Hudson | 20 Nov 2014
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Participants will be able to put their new knowledge into practice within the helo academy’s fully functioning spa area / helo
Architecture academy for spas unveils first seminar dates
by Helen Andrews | 19 Nov 2014
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Herzog & de Meuron’s elegant structure will house the new National Library of Israel / Herzog & de Meuron and the National Library of Israel
Herzog & de Meuron unveil National Library of Israel designs
by Katie Buckley | 18 Nov 2014
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David Chipperfield Architects' rendering for the new concert hall, one of the remaining three designs for the project / Beethoven Festspielhaus
Beethoven Concert Hall shortlist released
by Katie Buckley | 18 Nov 2014
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An artist's impression of the planned stadium / AFC Wimbledon
AFC Wimbledon submits stadium plans for Plough Lane site
by Tom Walker | 18 Nov 2014
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Holkham's new attraction will promote its farming heritage and increase its eating and entertainment areas / Holkham Hall
Hopkins Architects to design new £4.5m visitor attraction for Holkham Hall
by Ashley Harrison | 18 Nov 2014
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The Pier will replace Pier 54, which greeted the survivors of the Titanic Disaster who sailed in on the Carpathia in 1912. / Pier55, Inc / Heatherwick Studio
Heatherwick to design New York's 'Pier 55'
by Katie Buckley | 17 Nov 2014
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BIG's 'Malaysia Square' will act as a 'front door' to the Battersea site / Battersea Power Station
BIG rumoured to make UK debut at Battersea Power Station
by Katie Buckley | 17 Nov 2014
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Initial rendering of the Arena / RIBA
Shortlist announced for £90m Bristol Arena
by Katie Buckley | 14 Nov 2014
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The proposed $2bn long-term masterplan for the Smithsonian, if approved, will begin renovations in 2016 / BIG and Smithsonian Institution
BIG unveils $2bn masterplan for Washington’s Smithsonian
by Katie Buckley | 14 Nov 2014
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How Heatherwick's controversial design is expected to look / Heatherwick Studios
Heatherwick’s Garden Bridge approved by Lambeth Council
by Katie Buckley | 13 Nov 2014
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One of the rejected designs produced by Atelier Lorentzen Langkilde, a Danish architecture firm, for the initial competition. / Atelier Lorentzen Langkilde, Kasper Lorentzen - Liget Budapest.
Competition launched for new Budapest National Gallery and Ludwig Museum
by Katie Buckley | 12 Nov 2014
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The Gherkin won the 2004 RIBA Sterling Prize
London's Gherkin sold for £700m
by Tom Anstey | 11 Nov 2014
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According to the urban village’s website, more than 400 people currently reside in the two hamlets of Serenbe / urbannexus.com
Serenbe sustainable living community to develop wellness hamlet
by Helen Andrews | 10 Nov 2014
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The remote island hosts a unique eco-system around its reef
Marks Barfield named for Seychelles eco-heritage project
by Tom Anstey | 07 Nov 2014
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The property's 37,512sq ft (3,485sq m) spa is set to include 17 treatment rooms, five different pools – including one for children / Four Seasons
One of the largest spas in the Four Seasons portfolio to debut in Bahrain
by Helen Andrews | 07 Nov 2014
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Real Madrid's new stadium will be wrapped in LEDs, creating a giant screen / GMP
Stadium redevelopment, theme parks and museums all in the works for Real Madrid
by Tom Anstey | 06 Nov 2014
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Changing the Paris skyline? 23 city owned sites are up for development. / Jak Phillips
Reinventing Paris – competition for city-wide regeneration announced
by Katie Buckley | 06 Nov 2014
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The KES86.9bn Lamu resort city development is part of the larger KES2.3tn infrastructure plan / Lapsset
Work underway on Kenya's KES2.3tn mega mixed-use development
by Tom Anstey | 05 Nov 2014
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AHR’s vision for the ‘Green Block’ village at the 2017 World Expo, Kazakhstan / AHR
AHR gets the go-ahead for phase one of Kazakhstan 2017 Expo
by Katie Buckley | 05 Nov 2014
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The towers will potentially transform Dubai's entire skyline / Emaar Properties and Dubai Holding
Plans for record breaking Twin Towers revealed in Dubai
by Katie Buckley | 04 Nov 2014
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Jumeirah Nanjing - which will open in 2016 - has been designed by Zaha Hadid Architects / Jumeriah
Jumeirah Group announces three China hotel deals
by Kim Megson | 05 Nov 2014
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A view of Renzo Piano's new Whitney museum building, which will open to the public in Spring 2015 / Tim Schenck
Work on new Whitney museum nears completion
by Kim Megson | 05 Nov 2014
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The museum has an appearance which wouldn't look out of place in a Star Wars universe / Lucas Museum of Narrative Art
A first look at George Lucas' Museum of Narrative Art
by Tom Anstey | 04 Nov 2014
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Science Hills was built on a factory site once owned by the Japanese manufacturing giant Komatsu / Daici Ano
Science Hills museum makes waves in Japan
by Kim Megson | 04 Nov 2014
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