All Building Design articles in 03 February 2012
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News
Portraits of lesser-known Chinese cities go on display at KPF's London office
First UK exhibition of HG Esch’s Cities Unknown series
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News
BIG, HOK and Aedas reveal visions for Chicago's Navy Pier
Five finalists for £50 million scheme present concepts to public
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Features
The Impact of Building Information Modelling: Transforming Construction
Ray Crotty’s new book sets out the reasons why bim will change the world
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News
Top ranking architects in the UK – January 2012
The most active architecture practices in the UK based on the value of projects that have received planning permission*
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News
Hadid signs design agreement for Central Bank of Iraq
Governor and architect in ceremony at London embassy
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News
KPF submits plans for twin towers at Nine Elms
Towers of 58 and 43 storeys will be part of Vauxhall cluster
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Opinion
Glancey is designed out
Guardian critic departs, music to de Botton’s ears, and we welcome our newest reader — the Queen
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News
Sheppard Robson and Lifschutz win planning for troubled Middlesex Hospital site
£750 million scheme approved after last-minute concessions on affordable housing
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News
Unesco may put brakes on Waterloo redevelopment
Heritage inspectors claim projects by Chipperfield, Squire and Hopkins would destroy views
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Opinion
Engineered into ugliness
Dixon Jones’s shared space scheme on Exhibition Road points the way to the high street’s survival
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Building Study
First Look: Mae scores with improvements to east London sports facilities
Architect unveils plans for public realm improvements and new sports facilities across a series of sites on north-eastern fringe of Olympic site
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News
Latest Heygate Estate replacement housing completes
Metaphorm Architects and Sarah Wigglesworth worked on schemes
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News
Frank Gehry designs igloo for sheltering skaters
Local competition now attracting international names
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News
Libeskind pool's collapsing ceiling to be replaced
Contractors blamed for faulty installation at Swiss leisure centre
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News
The Hive library nears completion
Feilden Clegg Bradley has nearly completed The Hive in Worcester
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Technical
Care centre’s fearless symmetry
The unconventional geometry of CZWG’s Maggie’s Nottingham is made up of simple steel elements
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Opinion
Running the rule over charter cities
Trouble with emigrating citizens? Why not have a western nation run a new city for you?