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New architecture and design competitions: Architecture Drawing Prize, Miami Floating Housing, Dewan Award for Architecture, and Co-Designing Equity in the Public Realm - Vimarsana News

New architecture and design competitions: Architecture Drawing Prize, Miami Floating Housing, Dewan Award for Architecture, and Co-Designing Equity in the Public Realm

If summer is having you sit around bored with nothing to do, check out some of the latest architecture and design competitions listed on Bustler. For this week's curated picks, we have compiled four briefs inviting temporary public realm interventions in London, the best architectural...

Make submits plans for mixed-use 52-storey tower on Isle of Dogs - Vimarsana News

Make submits plans for mixed-use 52-storey tower on Isle of Dogs

The stepped tower would contain 457 homes – 35 per cent affordable – as well as an ‘animated ground plane’ with space for shops, cafés, a youth centre and

Levelling up: will it reach the UK's left-behind places? - Vimarsana News

Levelling up: will it reach the UK's left-behind places?

Two years after its election pledge to ‘level up’ the UK, the government has finally unveiled its plan for how to rebalance the country’s economy and

Salford Council approves plans for new garden bridge - Vimarsana News

Salford Council approves plans for new garden bridge

Designed by Make Architects, the plan will see a 2.57ha space redeveloped to include the new bridge across Frederick Road and Wynne Street as well as the

Will this brute of a building herald a new assault on London's skyline? | Rowan Moore - Vimarsana News

Will this brute of a building herald a new assault on London's skyline? | Rowan Moore

Developers swoop on areas like the south bank. The onus is on planning officers to reject ugly schemes