All Building Design articles in 14 Feb 2014
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FeaturesDear Matthew: how can I get better at winning bids?
The key is to identify with what the client wants, says Matthew Turner
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ReviewTop 50 films for architects: The Passion of Joan of Arc
This silent classic may be an ordeal to watch, but it is beautiful in its obsessive concentration
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OpinionCovered markets must be preserved
Redeveloping Adjaye’s Wakefield hall is a sign of what urban priorities are, says Owen Hatherley
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FeaturesHow to hire the best architects in a ‘candidate’s market’
Tap the power of the grapevine to boost your practice’s reputation
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OpinionThe future of British housing hangs in the balance
The Housing Standards Review must back quality over liberalisation, says Ellis Woodman
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OpinionTalking about a new generation . . .
It is with a sense of great pride and excitement that we today announce a series of sweeping improvements to BD
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Building StudyWoolacombe House by Carl Turner Architects
Single-storey Devon house is considerate of its neighbour
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OpinionWill the new planning court stifle debate?
Are the government’s changes politically motivated or necessary to the planning process?
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NewsDeputy mayor promises fight over space standards threat
Worries emerge over upcoming housing standards review
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OpinionCelebrating seventies pioneers
A generation is owed a debt of gratitude for rebuilding public appetite for modern architecture, says Ellis Woodman
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NewsArchitects put boot into Heatherwick over Royal Mail criticism
‘He hasn’t examined our designs in detail and apologised,’ say the four
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OpinionLondon needs to find middle way on density
The capital needs to find a sustainable path between hyper-dense high-rise and the garden city, says Duncan Bowie
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NewsSmithfield plan not driven by profit, says McAslan
Architect gives evidence during public inquiry into £160m development
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FeaturesDominic Papa: 'The best project is yet to come'
The co-director of S333 Architecture on his love for Mexico City and why we don’t need a ‘Jamie Oliver of architecture’
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TechnicalRain pergola for Microsoft Italia HQ
Flores Prats Architects’ steel and glass canopy provides innovative shelter from the elements
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NewsPCKO Architects wins planning for community centre
Consultation involved users with multiple disabilities