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16 March 2010

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Wilkinson Eyre’s Liverpool bridge

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Wilkinson Eyre’s Liverpool bridge scoops top honour at Civic Trust AwardsSubscribers only

16 March, 2010

Heatherwick Studio, DRMM, Foreign Office Architects, AHMM and Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners were among the practices honoured in this year’s Civic Trust Awards.

Myplace outside Factory

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Marks Barfield plans transformation of Longbridge siteSubscribers only

16 March, 2010

Marks Barfield is working on a project that could transform the old Longbridge car plant in Birmingham into a centre for young people.

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MIPIM & the Cycle to Cannes

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To Mipim by pedal powerSubscribers only

15 March, 2010

Pictures from this year’s Aedas Cycle to Cannes include Christophe Egret in cycling leggings and some of the construction industry’s leading lights participating in some very strange warm up exercises…

The launch of the 2009 Cycle to Cannes

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Cyclists gear up for Cannes rideSubscribers only

4 March, 2010

Riders participating in Cycle To Cannes, the annual sponsored bicycle ride to Mipim, have reached the last leg of fundraising before the ride starts next Thursday.

more from MIPIM & the Cycle to Cannes

Editor's Choice

James Soane in the bar of the Liverpool Playhouse extension.

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James Soane’s inspiration: Liverpool Playhouse extensionSubscribers only

12 March 2010

The glamour and confidence of a sixties extension to a 19th century theatre had an early influence on James Soane of Project Orange

RALA Architect’s winning scheme for the Europan Dublin site.

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Can the Europan architecture competition work in the UK?Subscribers only

12 March 2010

Yes, it is one of the only opportunities for young architects, says Dominic Papa, while Hans van der Heijden thinks it needs Cabe’s backing

Picture of the Day

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Herzog & de Meuron head to MilanSubscribers only

16 March, 2010

Herzog & de Meuron has revealed images of its latest project, the new headquarters for the Fondazione Feltrinelli at Porto Volta in Milan, Italy.

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BD campaign: Come Clean on Kickstart

Come Clean on Kickstart

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The Petition: Come Clean on KickstartFree

8 February, 2010

BD asks you to join our petition. We are calling on Cabe and the HCA to publish the projects and corresponding scores of housing funded under Kickstart round one.

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HCA and Cabe close ranks over Kickstart – but chairman admits shock over standardsSubscribers only

10 March, 2010

Cabe and the Homes & Communities Agency have insisted they still have a well functioning relationship amid the row over Kickstart design standards.

Anna Scott-Marshall

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Parliament to grill HCA boss over KickstartSubscribers only

12 March, 2010

BD’s Come Clean on Kickstart campaign scored a political coup this week as the communities & local government select committee announced it would grill the government and the Homes & Communities Agency on the matter, while the shadow housing...

Bob Kerslake

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HCA sees scores for Kickstart rocketSubscribers only

5 March, 2010

Kickstart-funded housing developments given low Building for Life scores by Cabe were reassessed for the Homes & Communities Agency and subsequently scored far higher

more on the campaign

Buildings

The nursery spaces open out towards a number of landscape features.

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Patel Taylor Architects’ Lowther School Children’s CentreSubscribers only

12 March 2010

Patel Taylor’s Children’s Centre in Barnes, south-west London, is the first stage of a project that aims to boost the whole of the local community

more Buildings

Comment

Amanda Baillieu

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Filling the gaps in our citiesSubscribers only

12 March 2010

All around the country sites are standing empty. Now it’s time for developers to step up and find alternative uses for their land

Jonathan Glancey

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The profession has divided usSubscribers only

12 March 2010

There are still places where architecture is a communal experience

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Technical

The front elevation of Rankin’s remodelled building showing the different window and sliding door products used.

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Photographer Rankin’s Annroy building by Trevor Horne ArchitectsSubscribers only

12 March 2010

A series of doors and windows products have been used in Trevor Horne Architects’ refurbishment of a 1960s office block in Kentish Town, which includes a photographer’s studio, private apartments and a penthouse with nearly frameless views...

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Fun

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Dot to dot: 12 March 2010Subscribers only

12 March 2010

Connect the dots, name the building and send us your answer with your address by 10am on Wednesday March 17 for a chance to win a copy of Education Automation: Comprehensive Learning for an Emergent Humanity, by Buckminster Fuller

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Bruce Graham's towering reputationSubscribers only

12 March 2010

SOM’s Bruce Graham showed his RIBA audience Chicago from the skies

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CULTURE

Paterson’s paintings on Perspex are displayed on large floating timber frames.

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Toby Paterson exhibition: Consensus and CollapseSubscribers only

12 March 2010

Glaswegian artist Toby Paterson’s fascination with desolate fragments of cities helps us to re-examine architecture’s visual and social role

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Building a Library 2: In Praise of Shadows by By Jun'ichiro TanizakiSubscribers only

12 March 2010

Robert Harbison picks 50 books that should feature in any architectural library

more reviews, events and culture

BD Reviews: Healthcare

Reiach & Hall's extension to Stobhill Hospital in Glasgow.

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Reiach & Hall on the practice's approach to healthcare designSubscribers only

BD Reviews- Healthcare

Reiach & Hall directors Andy Law and Neil Gillespie discuss the challenges of openness and privacy in their hospital buildings including the Maggie’s Lanarkshire Cancer Caring Centre

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Is it realistic to expect hospitals to have a zero carbon footprint by 2018?Subscribers only

BD Reviews- Healthcare

Three experts discuss sustainability in medical building

more from this month's BD Reviews:Healthcare

Student Space

The Zoetrope

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Polyark this week: The Great Central Railway, Zoetropes and Strathclyde UniversitySubscribers only

12 March, 2010

Christopher Vansittart's album 'Polyark Mapping' was one of the images that caught Polyark's watchful eye this week, with his group work exploring the great central railway from Leicester to Loughborough.

Architecture student Rajinder Matharu.

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RIBA’s student hardship fund is set to run drySubscribers only

12 March, 2010

Record number of applications means institute will turn down people in genuine need

More Student Architecture News, Comment and Reviews

Multimedia

The Hyperboloid

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I.M Pei on the Hyperboloid (animation)Subscribers only

3 March, 2010

Watch an animation of, and hear I.M Pei talk about, the Hyperboloid – the building that wasn't built.

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Architect of the Year Awards

Feilden Clegg Bradley’s St Mary Magdalene Academy in Islington.

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The firms that raise the roofSubscribers only

06 November 2009

Offices and education proved the most recession-proof at this year’s awards

Kohn collaborated with artists on his design for Flack and Waddington’s Flash restaurant.

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Young Architect of the Year - David Kohn ArchitectsSubscribers only

06 November 2009

David Kohn opened his presentation to the Young Architect of the Year jury with reference to Isaiah Berlin’s essay The Hedgehog and the Fox.

Parry’s revised proposal for the Holburne Museum extension includes stone-coloured ceramic panels.

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Richard Feilden Architect of the Year - Eric Parry ArchitectsSubscribers only

06 November 2009

The award for the "best of the best" is for a body of work that has made a significant contribution to architecture in the last year

Hawkins Brown's Automotive & Engineering Training Centre in Nottingham

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Higher Education Architect of the Year - Hawkins BrownSubscribers only

06 November 2009

Hawkins Brown approaches every education project from first principles and the varied results are all impressive

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Carbuncle Cup 2009

First Prize: Hamilton Architects’ Liverpool Pier Head Ferry Terminal.

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Liverpool Ferry Terminal wins Carbuncle Cup 2009Subscribers only

28 August 2009

Despite strong competition from a record number of entries, this year’s winning building by Belfast-based Hamilton Architects is a shining example of bad architecture and bad planning

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