All Building Design articles in 10 March 2006
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Review
Seeing through modernist spectacles
With some of the architects’ keenest critics absent, last month’s symposium on Philip Johnson could have been a whitewash. Instead, it proved a thorough investigation with unforgettable contributions
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ReviewThe master of mono
An exhibition of Henk Snoek's work aims to increase awareness of architectural photography.
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NewsLaw of its own
HLM Architects has put in a planning application for a new £30 million Warwickshire Southern Justice Centre in Leamington Spa.
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NewsLancashire hot spot
Capita Symonds' design for the interior of Shuttleworth Community College is part of its proposals as preferred bidder for Lancashire County Council's Building Schools for the Future programme.
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NewsHome office
Aedas Architects has won planning permission for the £30 million Chester Road development in Manchester.
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Opinion
Tub Haagendas
Monday I present some collected material in the form of a "decoy lecture" at the Institute of Cultural Ballistics.
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News
Foster's posts a profit
Foster & Partners has posted its annual results for the year ending 30 April 2005, showing a pre-tax profit of £2.5 million.
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News
FOA: ‘We do pay students'
Foreign Office Architects has strenuously denied claims that it fails to pay student workers, claiming it is the victim of an internet smear campaign.
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NewsSocial experiment
Zaha Hadid's project at Spittelau in Vienna, above, is some of the most expensive social housing in the world, with a staggering £7 million price tag, for 31 mini units.
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Building StudyVienna's white elephants
Zaha Hadid's project at Spittelau, Vienna, is one of her most compelling yet. Too bad it has become possibly the most expensive and ill-conceived social housing in the world.
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NewsRibbon development
Denton Corker Marshall has unveiled designs for a new exhibition and events centre at Bluewater.
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Building StudyThe devil in the detail
Haverstock school was hailed as a new model for well-designed PFI schools. Has it fulfilled its promise?
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