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Atkins' super-tall Vietnam tower gets underway | News | Building Design

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Atkins' super-tall Vietnam tower gets underway. 81-storey building due to finish in 2017. Construction has begun on Vietnam’s tallest building Vincom Landmark 81 in the country’s capital Ho Chi Minh. The Atkins-designed 460m-tall building comprises 25 thin sections with multiple roof gardens. The 81-storey mixed-use tower from local developer Vingroup will face the Saigon River and features a hotel, apartments and a shopping centre at the base. Atkins' Westferry school gets ok. 7 August 2015 5:17 pm.

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Send feedback on this service at @BDonline. Government cuts its Garden Bridge support by 6m. Warm words and a time-unlimited guarantee - but minister caps financial backing for controversial project. Planners scold Chelsea FC over Herzog and de Meuron stadium application. Council wants more detail on how 500m Stamford Bridge scheme will affect bats and cemetery. Ordinary Architecture unveils York artwork. Scheme is part of new garden at city’s art gallery. We Made That appointed to Tolworth masterplan.

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Spparc unveils plans for £300m Borough Market scheme | News | Building Design

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Spparc unveils plans for 300m Borough Market scheme. Developer plans ‘Covent Garden style’ retail and office development. A joint venture between developer Sherwood Street and investment fund manager Meyer Bergman is planning to transform the area immediately west of the market, including the site currently occupied by wine and whisky attraction Vinopolis, as well as the surrounding rail arches, car park and an old warehouse. Construction could start as early as next spring. Spparc principal Trevor Morri...

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Sarah Wigglesworth wins Leicester's Soar Island competition | News | Building Design

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Sarah Wigglesworth wins Leicester's Soar Island competition. Soar Island Sarah Wigglesworth Architects. More than 80 submissions sent in for city centre site. Sarah Wigglesworth Architects (SWA) has won the RIBA ideas competition to regenerate Soar Island in Leicester. The firm beat fellow London practices Ash Sakula and Drummond Lawlor, as well as Spanish architect Gutiérrez-Delafuente Arquitectos and German firm Kraft Raum for the work at the island site in the middle of the river Soar. The competition...

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Carbuncle Cup: Waltham Forest YMCA building, London | Features | Building Design

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Carbuncle Cup: Waltham Forest YMCA building, London. Designed by Robert Kilgour Architects, this nomination is for an extension to a building in east London. Carbuncle Cup: Camellia House and Blashill Court, Poplar, by AHR. Carbuncle Cup: The Diamond, University of Sheffield by Twelve Architects. Carbuncle Cup: Saffron Square, Croydon by Rolfe Judd. Carbuncle Cup 2016: Call for nominations. Carbuncle Cup 2015 winner announced. Carbuncle Cup 2015 shortlist unveiled. Carbuncle Cup: Wing building, Battle of...

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Cost model: Refurbishing the Bartlett | Analysis | Building Design

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Cost model: Refurbishing the Bartlett. When UCL’s Bartlett School of Architecture outgrew its building a decision was needed on whether to demolish and rebuild, or radically refurbish it. John O’Neill and Ross Westwood of Aecom and Euan Macdonald of Hawkins Brown explain the thinking that led to the latter course and the issues involved. 02 / Replace or refurbish? Broadly, the cost of redevelopment stood at about 80% of the full demolition and re-build option. But this still involved substantial demo...

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Send feedback on this service at @BDonline. We need your support,' anxious Garden Bridge bosses tell minister. Trust chairman admits it is ‘crucial time’ for scheme, adding it would be ‘tragic’ if government pulled funding plug. Victorian Society opposing Royal Exchange revamp. Heritage group says Aukett Swanke plan will damage historic murals. De Niro hotel gets Westminster planners purring. Work on KPF scheme set to start next year. US billings continue recovery.

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Richard Murphy Architects draws up Perth theatre revamp | News | Building Design

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Richard Murphy Architects draws up Perth theatre revamp. Scheme will cost 16.5 million. Plans by Richard Murphy Architects to revamp Perth Theatre in Scotland have been submitted to planners at Perth and Kinross council. The scheme is being jointly developed by the local authority and Horsecross Arts with the cost of the work expected to be 16.5 million. Work on the 115 year old theatre is expected to be completed by late 2017. Hoskins and Murphy pitted against each other over Edinburgh landmark.

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Madin tower set for wrecking ball after Birmingham planners OK replacement | News | Building Design

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Madin tower set for wrecking ball after Birmingham planners OK replacement. 1976 landmark has been empty since 2003. Work to tear down a John Madin landmark in Birmingham is set to go ahead after a replacement building for the site was finally given the green light by city planners. Sterling Property Ventures and Rockspring are expected to start demolition shortly after the pair’s plans to build a 26-storey tower at the site designed by Doone Silver Architects were OK’d at the second attempt. Commenting ...

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SR Davis gets OK for Cornwall retail and football work | News | Building Design

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SR Davis gets OK for Cornwall retail and football work. Source: SR Davis Architects. Work to start next May. A scheme by SR Davis Architects has been given planning for a new retail park and football ground in Cornwall. Truro City Shopping Park will be built over 12,500sq m on the current home of the town’s football club. The retail centre will include a gym, cafe and restaurant space along with 7,000sq m of retail. Phelan Architects finishes York racecourse work. Barton Willmore kicks off at Reading FC.