That this House warmly congratulates the Alfred McAlpine Kirklees Stadium in Huddersfield on receiving the Royal Institute of British Architects 'Building of the Year' award; further congratulates the excellent partnership between Kirklees Council, Huddersfield Town Football Club, Huddersfield Rugby League Club, the Lobb Partnership, YRM Anthony Hunt Associates, Alfred McAlpine Building North and the stadium development team for their vision and dedication to the project; notes the tremendous achievements of the stadium; and wishes it every success as a national and regional focus for sport and leisure.

That this House warmly congratulates the Alfred McAlpine Kirklees Stadium in Huddersfield on receiving the Royal Institute of British Architects 'Building of the Year' award; further congratulates the excellent partnership between Kirklees Council, Huddersfield Town Football Club, Huddersfield Rugby League Club, the Lobb Partnership, YRM Anthony Hunt Associates, Alfred McAlpine...

That this House welcomes the City of Liverpool's bid to win the City of Architecture competition; commends the initiative of Professor Peter Toyne, Vice Chancellor of Liverpool's John Moore's University in chairing the shadow-board which is responsible for overseeing the bid; and recognises that the City's unique architectural heritage deserves a wider audience.

That this House welcomes the City of Liverpool's bid to win the City of Architecture competition; commends the initiative of Professor Peter Toyne, Vice Chancellor of Liverpool's John Moore's University in chairing the shadow-board which is responsible for overseeing the bid; and recognises that the City's unique architectural heritage deserves...

That this House is appalled at the Government's plans to introduce measures to end the statutory registration of architects in the United Kingdom, a measure which would empower people unqualified as architects to pass themselves off to the public for that role; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to reverse their thinking on this matter so as to protect the general public from being put at risk.

That this House is appalled at the Government's plans to introduce measures to end the statutory registration of architects in the United Kingdom, a measure which would empower people unqualified as architects to pass themselves off to the public for that role; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to reverse...

That this House welcomes the Arts Council of Great Britain's proposals for a Year of Architecture and Design in 1999; congratulates the City of Edinburgh for its imaginative bid for this title; acknowledges the city's commitment to build Britain's first architecture and design centre; notes with satisfaction Edinburgh's new International Conference Centre, new Festival Theatre, Royal Museum of Scotland extension, new Scottish Office building, the Edinburgh Park, the new Gyle shopping complex and the multi-million pound investments by Scottish Equitable, Scottish Widows, Scottish Life and other businesses expanding in Edinburgh; recognises that the award of this title will be a catalyst for further developments in Edinburgh and the regeneration of the City's waterfront at Leith; and endorses any decision by the Arts Council to designate Edinburgh as City of Architecture and Design 1999.

That this House welcomes the Arts Council of Great Britain's proposals for a Year of Architecture and Design in 1999; congratulates the City of Edinburgh for its imaginative bid for this title; acknowledges the city's commitment to build Britain's first architecture and design centre; notes with satisfaction Edinburgh's new International...