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Disaster response starts to take shape

14 January 2005

The planning sector's response to rebuilding the countries devastated by the Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami is being headed by the Commonwealth Association of Planners (CAP).

Study highlights density success

14 January 2005

High-density living can support a wide range of communities successfully provided they are supported by top-quality services, according to latest research.

Newcastle set to scrutinise renewal plans

14 January 2005

Mixed-use development and new housing will be central to the regeneration of Newcastle's West End, under plans set to be scrutinised by councillors next week.

Sculpture unveiled in Manchester

14 January 2005

A 56m-high sculpture was unveiled at the City of Manchester Stadium this week.

Winners of Festive Five awards announced

14 January 2005

Lord Coe, Plymouth City Council and Transform South Yorkshire are among the winners of the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment's Festive Five awards, announced this week. The awards highlight the people and organisations who have achieved the most for good design in 2004 and are likely to go on and champion design in 2005. Lord Coe and his Olympic bid design team were commended for their "world-class masterplan", Plymouth was praised for its city masterplan and Transform South Yorkshire was highlighted for its design quality project. Other winners include Wakefield City Council, Arup and AMEC Group and Daniel Moylan, deputy leader at the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.