All Building Design articles in 19 June 2015
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Analysis
Barbour ABI's July market review is out now
Barbour ABI’s Economic Construction Market Review for July is now available to download
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News
Sutherland Hussey cricket pavilion OK'd
A North Yorkshire council has given Sutherland Hussey’s RIBA competition-winning plans for a new cricket pavilion the green light. The Scottish practice, which has teamed up with Gross Max Landscape Architects, beat another Edinburgh practice, Faed Browne Architects to the job, along with two London firms, Daykin Marshall Studio and ...
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Building Study
First Look: McGrath Road by Peter Barber Architects
London council project reinvents back-to-back housing
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News
'We would look like absolute fools if we knocked down Robin Hood Gardens'
Simon Smithson and Richard Rogers keep up pressure as Historic England finalises report
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News
Hall McKnight given second chance by King's College
Architect retained by college as it rethinks redevelopment of Strand campus
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Opinion
Shell Centre redevelopment 'to add to the necklace of cultural pearls along the Thames'
The end of the legal wrangling over the Shell Centre redevelopment is good news for London, argues the scheme’s masterplanner, Michael Squire
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News
Graeme Massie lands Centenary Square project
Architect beat Broadway Malyan and Barton Willmore
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Technical
Could you 3D print your building components?
New developments in additive manufacturing are being used to make real building components that are lighter, more cost effective and structurally just as strong as their counterparts, but use 75% less material
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Analysis
Barbour ABI's June market review is out now
Barbour ABI’s Economic Construction Market Review for June is now available to download
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News
Overhauling Parliament could cost £5.7bn and take 32 years
Report sets out three options to refurbish Palace of Westminster building
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News
Richard Rogers: 'Deluge minister with appeals to list Robin Hood Gardens'
Rogers and Simon Smithson rally architects ahead of heritage minister’s decision
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News
Global ideas competition launched to solve housing crisis
Entries will be displayed alongside major piece of research into problems facing London
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News
Cheesegrater bolt failure to top £6m
Falling bolt problem wipes out most of steel firm’s profit
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News
Mayor announces 2,000-home neighbourhood in east London
Boris Johnson confirms Bream Park redevelopment
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News
Vaizey backs Levitt Bernstein's Colston Hall revamp
Culture minister backs plans by Levitt Bernstein to revamp Bristol’s iconic Colston Hall