All Building Design articles in 27 March 2015
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NewsDesign Museum to open doors in November
John Pawson’s revamp at Commonwealth Institute set for November 24 opening
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NewsSwiss skyscraper leaves Zumthor speechless
Morphosis reveals images of Europe’s tallest tower… 1,200m up in the Alps
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NewsProctor and Matthews heads up Peabody's Thamesmead team
Dutch practice Mecanoo also working on masterplan
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TechnicalStormen Concert Hall, Bodø, Norway by DRDH Architects
A three-auditorium concert hall was tasked not only with complementing the character of this Norwegian town, but navigating the acoustic challenges that come with a multi-purpose space
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NewsShare architects and planners, minister tells councils
Local authorities should join forces to beef up planning departments, says Brandon Lewis
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NewsDesign competition for world's remotest inhabited island
Ideas sought for future of hamlet known as Edinburgh of the Seven Seas
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NewsBelsize's biggest project so far blooms in the desert
Mixed-use project aspires to improve expanding Saudi town’s streetscape
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Building StudyNext, Southampton by Stanton Williams
Can Stanton Williams work its magic on the most depressing of building typologies, the out-of-town shopping centre? Ike Ijeh is prepared to buy it
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NewsFirst look at SelgasCano's Serpentine Pavilion
Madrid architect’s colourful chrysalis pays homage to 15 years of commissions
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NewsRIBA agrees biggest shake-up in architectural education for 50 years
From zero to Arb in seven years
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NewsWorries grow that election could sink airport expansion plans
Hung parliament could derail major infrastructure projects, KPMG warns
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NewsArchitect hit with £2k fine after listed building consent blunder
Welsh architect found guilty of unacceptable professional conduct by Arb
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NewsMackenzie Wheeler gets OK for work at Holden landmark
Part of Grade I listed library to be turned into free school
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FeaturesBarn conversions? Read the advice first
New advice governing the process of barn conversions comes into force on April 1. Jeremy Lake, historic environment intelligence analyst at Historic England, the new name for English Heritage, explains what architects need to know