All Building Design articles in 10 February 2006
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News
Toronto tower shortlist
Newcastle-based art and architecture collective Studio MWM's scheme for a high-rise apartment tower in Toronto, Canada, has been shortlisted in an international design competition.
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News
Simpson told to rework skyscraper
Architect Ian Simpson has been sent back to the drawing board over his £500 million skyscraper proposed for London's South Bank, amid growing objections to the scheme.
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Technical
Underground movement
Space constraints mean a school gym is being built in a subterranean concrete box.
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News
Turner gallery scrapped
The Turner Contemporary Art Gallery in Margate, Kent, has been scrapped after costs spiralled from £30 million to £50 million.
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Technical
I wish I'd done that...
Penny Richards on Giovanni Michelucci's Chiesa dell'Autostrada, Italy
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Opinion
Halt this harmful demolition derby
The government's policy of housing market renewal is going wrong.
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News
McAslan plans flats over Dalston Tube
A high-density residential scheme, which is seen as a landmark project by the mayor of London - but yet contains no affordable housing - has been unveiled by John McAslan & Partners.
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Review
From crisis to comfort zone
The Cambridge School exhibition is an unquestioning celebration of its influence.
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News
More delays to Clissold repairs
Clissold Leisure Centre in east London will not reopen until the autumn, meaning the building will have been closed for a full three years.
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Opinion
Middle class and proud
Marketing has always been a problem for architects. This is mainly due to a slight misunderstanding between you - a genius - and the client, who at best is a well-meaning amateur.
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Building Study
Style of the century
Stirling & Gowan set a template for the future course of British architecture. On the partnership's 50th anniversary, James Gowan gives a rare interview as Ellis Woodman assesses the legacy of one of the 20th century's greatest creative duos