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Scottish Architecture News June 2007

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June 01: Aedas sets out Edinburgh options
June 01: Paint the New Town red? No, lime-wash it
June 02: Ditch Grassmarket plan before someone's hurt, ministers told
June 05: Reputation restored for architect once branded 'the destroyer'
June 06: Bandstand hopes are at a standstill
June 07: Two iconic Scots buildings added to World Monuments Fund Watch List
June 07: Merger Between 3D Architects and REID architecture announced
June 08: Massie Architects wins royal medal
June 08: Between the Campidoglio and the builders' yard
June 09: Architects sent back to the drawing board as flats plan cut down to size
June 10: Scotland loses out as architects go for gold at London Olympics
June 12: Costs rise 50% on Zaha Hadid transport museum
June 12: Ł53m new stadium plan 'dead in water'
June 12: A 'house in the trees' is cut down by planners
June 13: Nothing for it but to convert
June 16: Land buy-out scheme to give a say to Waterfront residents
June 19: Grass roofs in as crumbling homes turfed out
June 19: RMJM and Hillier merge to create world's leading design architecture firm
June 20: Old Town development to be green
June 20: Affordable houses campaign builds
June 22: Are we willing to save our heritage?
June 22: Drumyone Community Health & Care Partnership Headquarters unveiled
June 22: St Peter's Paradox
June 25: The building that God forgot
June 26: Threat to Dresden's heritage status raises concerns in Edinburgh
June 26: RIAS Chief Executive resigns
June 27: Gareth Hoskins Architects scoop RIBA National Architecture Award
June 28: Morgan McDonnell's scheme for regeneration in Edinburgh's Old Town
June 28: Prince saves jewel in Scots crown
June 28: The Highland Housing Fair
June 28: Arts centre backed by councillors
June 28: Planning a new future for Scottish communities
June 29: Centre 'does not do justice to Burns'
June 29: Mary Wrenn quits RIAS

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