All Building Design articles in 26 February 2016
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News
Scotland frets but optimism recovers in rest of UK, RIBA report says
Overall mark nearly doubles with optimism strongest in the south
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Building Study
Blavatnik School of Government, by Herzog & de Meuron
This departmental building for the University of Oxford entwines concepts of government and architecture and holds its own against the city’s historic fabric, says Ike Ijeh
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News
Local architect beats big names to Manchester concert hall
Stephenson Studio triumphs in RIBA competition
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News
Listings for Grimshaw and Kay buildings
Former FT printworks and Loudoun Road complex both receive protection from DCMS
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News
Architects invited to throw open their doors
London Festival of Architecture issues call for proposals
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Features
Celebrating Patrick Hodgkinson's legacy
Susannah Charlton and David Levitt on the Brunswick Centre architect who died this week
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Opinion
Watch out, planners: You're in the government's crosshairs
Architect-turned-developer Crispin Kelly detects the stamping foot of a crotchety minister demanding, ‘More houses, or else’
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News
It's desire not ethics that's missing from architecture, says Venice chief
Conformism is the danger, warns Paolo Baratta
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News
Murray is wrong on tall towers, says Historic England boss
Duncan Wilson insists developments need to be smaller and denser
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News
First images of Serpentine Pavilions released
Bjarke Ingels designs central pavilion, with four other architects responsible for smaller projects
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Features
AYA shortlists: Sustainability Architect of the Year
We continue our series celebrating BD’s Architect of the Year finalists, looking at the sustainability shortlist
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News
Ordinary lands Venice Biennale collaboration with V&A
Architect to design inaugural exhibition exploring copying for preservation
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News
British Pavilion curators announce collaborators
Architects, activists, developers and artists challenge our concept of ‘home’
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News
Alejandro Aravena: 'Architects do not have a moral duty to do good'
‘We are just average architects – but we don’t want to use our skills in safe places,’ says Venice Biennale director
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Opinion
Why no one has a good word to say for the Housing & Planning Bill
The government could learn a lot from the history of urbanism in Paris, London - and China, argues Eleanor Jolliffe
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News
Squire & Partners' New Scotland Yard towers poised for approval
Council praises Met HQ redevelopment despite objections to 20-storey towers