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Scottish Architecture News May 2005

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May 02: Pacific Quay rethink boosts plans for river
May 05: 'Super-school' designs go on show
May 05: School for the blind gets city backing
May 12: Luxury flats plan for city deaf school wins seal of approval
May 13: Heritage site bid for isles' war barriers
May 15: 2,000 faults still plague Parliament
May 18: Derelict Clyde Rotunda put up for sale
May 19: Skyscrapers on the horizon for new-look capital
May 19: Architect calls for skyscraper ban in city
May 22: Hooray for Holyrood
May 23: Work starts on Ł20m 'squinty bridge' after lengthy delays
May 26: School roof will be a grass act
May 28: The laundry comes clean
May 28: Major design award for Holyrood
May 29: Miralles's widow lifts top design prize for Holyrood
May 29: Holyrood beats all comers again for architecture
May 30: From Ł431m Scottish Parliament to school for the poor in Nepal
May 30: There's something familiar about that Spanish fruit market....
May 31: Gordon Murray and Alan Dunlop Architects win their 26th award for architecture

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