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Astragal: Will Dungeness take Mr Doodle to its heart?
Dungeness, cheekily known as ‘Britain’s only desert’, could be about to get a splash of arty doodle, or, more specifically, a Mr Doodle
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Revealed: Populous leading on Saudi World Cup stadium at NEOM’s the Line
Populous is believed to be leading on a 46,000-capacity stadium for the Saudi Arabia 2034 World Cup, to be built inside 170km-long linear city the Line, part of the NEOM development
Manchester’s sustainability is a particular concern, says global city study
A study by Arup has urged Manchester to focus far more on sustainability issues or risk losing its global competitive edge
Arup designer appointed to Rayner’s New Towns Taskforce
Arup director Sowmya Parthasarathy has been named as one of eight members of the government’s New Towns Taskforce – and the sole architectural representative on the panel
Arup and BIG understood to be working on Saudi 2034 World Cup stadiums
Saudi Arabia has unveiled designs for 15 stadiums for the 2034 World Cup, with Arup and Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) understood to be involved
LLDC is first local authority to bring in women and girls design guidance
The London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC) has become the first local authority in the country to introduce guidance on making spaces more equitable for women and girls
Fosters and Arup unveil Californian high-speed rail station designs
Foster + Partners and Arup have revealed four station designs for the first phase of California’s new high-speed rail line between Los Angeles and San Francisco
LETI founder awarded MBE in King’s birthday honours
Clara Bagenal George, the founder of the Low Energy Transformation Initiative (LETI), has been made an MBE in the King’s 2024 birthday honours
Arup falls victim to £20m deepfake video scam
Arup has confirmed it was the victim of a £20 million AI deepfake fraud earlier this year
Architecture’s boys club is fading but we still have further to go
The once very prominent boys club is on its way out in UK architecture, says Arup’s Kathryn Firth on International Women's Day