All Building Design articles in 03 March 2006
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Shrink wrapped
Designing a centre for scientists working in nanotechnology, Feilden Clegg Bradley faced a rigid technical brief. Despite this, its new research centre is both delicate and confident, giving UCL's Bloomsbury campus a new front door.. Photos by Tim Soar
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Tales from the riverbank
Birds Portchmouth Russum Architects has won the competition to design a new footbridge for the Rochester Riverside regeneration programme.
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Olympics to have quality watchdog
Revealed: Rogers' lobbying of Ken Livingstone for games design panel
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Showing Mersey
Broadway Malyan has revealed its proposals for Liverpool's Fourth Grace site, which was originally earmarked for Will Alsop's Cloud.
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Hitting a high note
Eric Parry Architects has completed a £3 million music building for the prestigious Bedford School.
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Review
Finn volume fat on detail
This new series on modernism opens with an authoritative study of Finland that goes far beyond Aalto, says Thomas Muirhead
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DCM spin-off
Denton Corker Marshall has won planning permission for a new office building in Manchester.
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Design guidance for ‘crappy suburbia'
The Housing Corporation has moved to crack down on poor design in medium-sized developments.
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Council to prosecute owner of listed cottage
The owner of a much-loved listed house that became the victim of a "blatant act of architectural vandalism" will be prosecuted by the local council.
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Building Study
In detail: London Centre for Nanotechnology
The Nanotechnology building has eight floors of laboratories and offices dedicated to interdisciplinary research in atomic scale devices and materials.
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CDM safety guidelines further delayed
The introduction of new safety regulations has been postponed from October this year to April 2007. By that time it will have been nearly two years between the launch of the guidelines and their becoming law.
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David Cameron, celebrated cyclist, goes for green at home
Conservative leader David Cameron is bravely plunging into the planning system with one of the very sustainable construction proposals planners find so difficult to comprehend.
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Breaking down the walls
Last week's bombing of the Askariya mosque in Samarra was a deliberate act designed to fuel religious tensions. Throughout history, such acts of destruction have served as powerful symbols during conflict.