Gritty Urban Decay
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In an extract from 'How to Love Brutalism', John Grindrod examines the ways brutalist buildings are (mis)represented in culture
2018 RIBA Awards London Shortlist, Part 6
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Projects in the running range from a converted water tank to an urban farm
2018 RIBA Awards London Shortlist, Part 5
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From a converted ironworks via a steel bridge at King's Cross to the Cheesegrater
2018 RIBA Awards London Shortlist, Part 4
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Painting the town red, from a house in East Dulwich to an office building at King's Cross
2018 RIBA Awards London Shortlist, Part 3
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Among 93 shortlisted buildings are a drama school and a new spectator stand for a venerable velodrome
2018 RIBA Awards London Shortlist, Part 2
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Among 93 shortlisted buildings are converted gasholders and an office village on the roof of a former industrial complex
2018 RIBA Awards London Shortlist, Part 1
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Among 93 shortlisted buildings are a jeweller's workshop and a war memorial
2018 RIBA Awards South-East Shortlist
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Fourteen projects in the running, from a 'Studio in a Ruin' to an 'Apple Store' that once stored apples
2018 RIBA Awards South-West Shortlist
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Thirteen projects in the running, from the 'Cotswold Cats and Dogs Home' to a 'Food Production Campus' in a former quarry
2018 RIBA Awards North-East Shortlist
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Twelve projects in the running, from the restoration of Roker pier and lighthouse to North Tyneside YMCA
2018 RIBA Awards South Shortlist
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Twelve projects in the running, from a tennis pavilion to four University of Oxford college additions
Junya Ishigami
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Japanese architect celebrated in a monographic show at the Fondation Cartier, Paris