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Council asks Foster to redesign Bishop's Place

Hackney Council has requested that Foster + Partners redesigns a significant part of its £500 million Bishop's Place scheme on the fringe of the City of London.

Published:25 July 2008 13:28
Author: Richard Vaughan

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Stirling shortlist

Stirling Prize shortlist is not Britain's best, says William JR Curtis

The AJ asked the distinguished critic for his verdict on the Stirling Prize shortlist. He was not over-impressed. Read more Stirling coverage

Ian Martin

AJ columns from the funniest man in architecture, plus his lists of 10 things that catch his fancy

Five things

Five things to do this week: 25 July - 1 August

1. Echo
New work by Annie Cattrells for the Royal Forest of Dean sculpture trail
The Royal Forest of Dean, Beechenhurst Visitor Centre, Near Coleford GL16 7EL. Daily, dawn until dusk. Admission free (small charge for parking)

Stirling Prize shortlist announced

The six projects shortlisted for the Stirling Prize have now been announced.
Read all our Stirling coverage
Read William JR Curtis' opinion
See the shortlist.
Read reactions to the shortlist
See all the RIBA Award winners

Published:30 May 2008 19:02

AJ100

The AJ100 is an analysis of the largest architects' practices in the country, looking at the numbers of architects they employ, their work overseas, and their fee income.
* See the tables of analysis
* Find out who won the awards
*Watch the video of the event

Published:15 May 2008 15:48

AJ conferences

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