All Building Design articles in 17 February 2012
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News
Littlehampton seeks third seafront landmark
Resort builds on reputation begun by Heatherwick and Studio Weave
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News
Fobert’s Hackney Wick scheme wins approval
Aecom and Jamie Fobert’s plans for a major redevelopment of Hackney Wick in east London have secured approval, despite concerns raised by the council and local residents.
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Competitions
Clay Farm community centre, Cambridge
Cambridge City Council seeks a design-led consultancy team for its Clay Farm community centre project
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News
BFLS Dalston tower slammed by local architects
18-storey luxury housing development accused of ‘greenwash’
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News
Design Council Cabe considers charging for national design review
New director is ‘exploring options’
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Features
Architects' bikes: Geoff Rich, partner at Feilden Clegg Bradley
BD lends its support to C2C and Cities fit for cycling
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News
GHM Rock Townsend unveils East End youth facility
Osmani Centre in Tower Hamlets made of dark stock brick
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News
Squire and Partners secures planning for Chelsea Creek
New canal system will connect scheme to Thames
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News
Saatchi’s new image
Archer Architects has received planning permission for the remodelling of advertising giant M&C Saatchi’s London headquarters in Westminster.
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Architects advise Cameron on city design
Richard Rogers, Thomas Heatherwick and Bjarke Ingels meet PM
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News
Dump tick-box procurement system, Cabe urges MPs
Design Council Cabe proposes database of standard PQQ answers
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Features
Will bim make architects more vulnerable to being sued?
We’ve read some horror stories about architects’ liability regarding bim. Is this just scaremongering or will bim make architects more vulnerable to being sued?
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News
Thierry Henry's Hampstead house plans criticised
DMFK Architects proposals include a four-storey fish tank
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News
Adam Khan and 5th Studio make Pensthorpe shortlist
Four teams vie for Norfolk nature reserve’s visitor centre
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News
Culture secretary commissions report on landmark construction
Hunt hopes to sell British expertise abroad
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News
RCA launches ‘rigorous’ interiors MA
The Royal College of Art’s relaunched Masters in Interior Design will aim to shed the subject of its reputation as a “soft option”, according to its head of programme Ab Rogers.
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Features
Architects' desks: Daniel Rosbottom, director at DRDH
BD takes a look at the workspaces of architects
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News
Architects' cracking ideas for Great Egg Hunt
Zaha Hadid, Rogers Stirk Harbour and Wilkinson Eyre design charity eggs
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News
PRP London housing scheme wins go-ahead
£150 million project to replace Lambeth estate is one of the last housing PFIs