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Architect of dissent Richard MacCormac’s many successes as an architect are founded on an attitude which questions conventional wisdom
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the partners
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A bone to pick over rib of beef
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Reconstructing normality in a war-damaged city
news: letter from sarajevo
Rock begins the task of helping small practices
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Martin Pawley: the Great Millennium Sale
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Ahrends Burton & Koralek
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The year in pictures
BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER: Lifschutz Davidson's Hungerford Bridge design won the competition but Westminster City Council tried to drop it from the project. A storm of protest and a combined initiative by various professions (led by David Rock) resulted in the council staying with the winning team
The year in pictures
MAN AT THE TOP: the new government created a 'superministry' incorporating environment and transport - and put Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott in charge of it. He moved into the new department's epr-designed offices in Victoria. But the future of the old buildings in Marsham Street has yet to be…