All Building Design articles in 11 September 2015
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NewsUrban Salon wins planning for Hackney Peabody scheme
Homes emerge from continuous ‘garden wall’
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OpinionHodder: Industry values architects for our creativity, passion and technical ability
There is much for the profession to be optimistic about, says Stephen Hodder as he steps down as president of the RIBA
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OpinionThis report on clients is required reading
Rab Bennetts says the RIBA report on clients is a wake-up call for the profession
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NewsHodder says architects 'need to be more business savvy'
RIBA president’s report on clients published today
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News€700m architectural competition for Paris’ hated Tour Montparnasse
Judges ‘will relish’ bold entries that propose a new silhouette or embrace the area’s cubist history
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NewsPLP seeks planning for Nine Elms office block
Ten-storey building will overlook US embassy and new park
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OpinionFlood-proof? Designing against the tide
Our attitude to rising sea levels remains as defensive as ever. With 20% of British homes now at risk, this is a mistake, says Robert Barker
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NewsMecanoo unveils £350m Manchester engineering campus
Dutch architect working with Penoyre Prasad and Stephen Levrant
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NewsHeritage minister lists nation's oldest gay pub
Architects joined campaign to get threatened Royal Vauxhall Tavern listed
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NewsManchester cathedral seeks architect
West end extension and tower access are part of £7m project
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FeaturesDecorex: Pick of the programme
Kicking off the London Design Festival, Decorex, the high-end interiors show, returns to Syon Park from September 20-23 with a packed seminar programme and 400 exhibitors. This year’s theme? The future of luxury
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NewsPritzker chief to head up European architecture school
Martha Thorne appointed dean of IE School of Architecture
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TechnicalWhat the Dutch can teach us about cladding
Energiesprong, a Dutch government-supported super-insulation approach, is being transferred to the UK housing market. Could it offer an answer to the country’s environmental and fuel poverty issues?
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NewsInspector throws out London council's decison on JTP tower
Bromley’s ‘incongruous and overbearing’ objections overruled
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ReviewBook review: The Barbican - Architecture and Light
Ike Ijeh enjoys a portrait of the Barbican as spirited as Chamberlin Powell & Bon’s masterpiece itself
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FeaturesJonathan Woolf: An architecture of ideas, doubt and investigation
Diego Calderon pays tribute to the late Jonathan Woolf
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NewsStitch submits its second tranche of homes for South Acton
Regeneration project includes 250 homes