All Building Design articles in 24 August 2007
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OpinionYour comments
Saving Farnsworth, design quality Down Under and the future for tall timber buildings: the latest comments posted on bdonline
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Opinion
Comment of the day: Desperately seeking Darcy
Ian Martin breaks the bad news to an eager reader
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CompetitionsTo let - House/B&B in Cowes for the Southampton Boat Show
Mizpah House is a beautiful large Victorian town house situated in the heart of Cowes and International Yachting. Self-catering or B+B ist is available during the Southampton Boat Show, September 14-23
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Opinion
Comment of the day: Quality Down Under
Australian firms do produce quality architecture, insists Andrew Noonan
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NewsNews Junkie: 25 and 26 August
In this week's specially-delayed, remit-extended, Bank Holiday-inclusive round up of UK newspaper articles about the built environment propped up with pointless sarcasm, more of the usual.
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NewsUK’s young guns hit New York
A new exhibition of young London architects is impressing New Yorkers with some distinctively local approaches. Jo Rippon reviews the show and gets the first reactions from Thursday's opening night
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NewsRiverside revival
This £10 million riverside office building in Sheffield by BDP Architects has been completed.
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FeaturesRIBA president rides into a storm
From the Archive looks back at Michael Manser's quixotic defence of ABK's National Gallery extension from 1984.
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Opinion
Washed out
Oh, not again. How many times do we have to read Robert Adam’s sad, historicist ranting?
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Opinion
Olympic safety
The Olympics should be a wonderful showcase for all aspects of the UK’s construction industry (News August 10).
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ReviewMoving stories
John Harris says architectural salvage is not what it once was. Here he discusses how it has changed, while opposite we review his latest book on the subject
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Opinion
Mind-expanding
Boots was excited to hear this week that RIBA president Jack Pringle has joined an exclusive club whose members include Bob Dylan, Jackson Pollock and Paul Auster.
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News
The long-awaited Serpentine Pavilion
NEWS: Eliasson and Thorsen's Serpentine pavilion opens this week - images REVIEW: Is the programme running out of steam, ask Ellis Woodman AUDIO: Interview with the pavilion's creators
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Opinion
Lobby your MP
Why do we never hear it for Ian Martin? He has written a great column for years.
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Opinion
Be an insider
Edward Jarvis (Letters August 10) is quite right: get elected and influence from the inside!
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NewsRMJM unveils university info hub
RMJM has unveiled its £23 million library for the University of Sheffield.