All Building Design articles in 15 Mar 2013
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NewsWhite Arkitekter wins competition to move Swedish city
The city centre of Kiruna has been forced to move due to subsidence
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NewsPrivate sector could fill Whitehall skills vacuum, says minister
Lord Deighton says industry needs ‘more certainty’
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NewsJerry Tate to take part in Dartmoor Arts Project again
A summer school for young architects with the chance to build at 1:1
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NewsUK construction output falls by more than 10%
Drop in construction activity driven by falling levels of public sector work
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NewsAdjaye reveals Hackney 'fashion hub' plans
Buildings will rise to five and eight storeys in height
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News3DReid's first Malaysian project goes on site
First project to emerge from the practice’s Malaysian outpost
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NewsZaha Hadid named finalist in Business Woman Awards
Iraqi-British architect noted for her contribution to London 2012
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NewsNBBJ designs new Google California campus
The first Google office to be built from scratch in the USA
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NewsLondon Met students construct sustainable prototype
But team still need £10,000 of funding to complete the project
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NewsBroadway Malyan picked to design visitor centre for Everton Park
Barcelona’s Parc Guell is the inspiration
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NewsRIBA Competitions accused of exploiting architects
Central St Martins’ Jeremy Till speaks out at Architecture Foundation debate
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NewsRALA Architects green light for Kent home
The building features sustainable features such as a green roof
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NewsConstruction starts on Amin Taha Architects live/work units
The scheme comprises one office unit and nine residential units
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ReviewBook Club Review: The Perfect Place to Grow: 175 Years of the Royal College of Art by Fiona MacCarthy
The Perfect Place to Grow: 175 Years of the Royal College of Art Fiona MacCarthy Royal College of Art 288 pp, £40.00 At its foundation in 1837, the Government School of Design was established at Somerset House with just 17 students to form the world’s first publicly funded school of ...
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FeaturesPhotographing Architecture 101: Narrative
Thinking of entering the Architect’s Eye competition? Architectural photographer Max Creasy has some tips to help you create an award-winning entry
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NewsArchitects recognised at 2013 Breeam Awards
Practices behind winning projects include 3DReid, Feilden Mawson and Bennetts Associates