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Tag Archives: RIBA
Corbyn joins protest against RIBA and honours for developers
Piers Corbyn, the brother of the Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, was among the activists who gathered in central London this week to protest at the Royal Institute for British Architects’ Stirling Prize awards dinner, over the organisation’s support for … Continue reading
Posted in Brick by Brick, Croydon Council, Jo Negrini, Tony Newman
Tagged Brick by Brick, Croydon Council, Jo Negrini, Piers Corbyn, RIBA, Tony Newman
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Negrini’s fellowship and council’s deal with architects’ firm
STEVEN DOWNES, the Editor of Inside Croydon, on the unhappy coincidence of the award of an honorary fellowship to the council’s chief executive RIBA, the Royal Institute of British Architects, was unable to offer any explanation last week for its … Continue reading
Posted in Alison Butler, Brick by Brick, Croydon Council, Jo Negrini, Paul Scott, Tony Newman
Tagged Croydon Council, Jo Negrini, Labour, London Borough of Croydon, RIBA, Tony Newman
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For she’s a jolly good fellow, but no one seems to know why
Jo Negrini, Croydon Council’s new chief executive, has been made an honorary fellow of the Royal Institute of British Architects. Trouble is, no one seems to know quite why… RIBA made its announcement of its latest 18 fellows yesterday, when … Continue reading
Posted in "Hammersfield", Boxpark, Brick by Brick, CPO, Croydon Council, Environment, Housing, Jo Negrini, Mayor of London, Planning, Sadiq Khan, Whitgift Centre
Tagged Boxpark, Brick by Brick, Croydon Council, Hammersfield, Hammerson, Jo Negrini, RIBA, Saffron Square, Westfield, Whitgift Centre
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Architects’ top work goes on display in Fishers’ Folly
Fisher’s Folly, the Croydon Council office building on Mint Walk sometimes called Bernard Weatherill House, is hosting a special exhibition of the best of architecture from Sutton, Bromley and Croydon over the next fortnight. This first competition has been organised … Continue reading