All Building Design articles in 30 July 2010
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NewsLansley might decide on Lubetkin’s health
Islington Council will decide on September 2 whether to refer a final decision on Lubetkin’s threatened Finsbury Health Centre to health secretary Andrew Lansley.
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Building StudyNo 1 Smithery, Chatham Dockyard, by van Heyningen & Haward
Van Heyningen & Haward’s scheme provides an elegant environment for the presentation of a fine collection of ships’ models
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FeaturesDot to dot results: 23 July 2010
The winner of last week’s competition was Leslie Hutt of Inverness, who identified the Commonwealth Pool in Edinburgh, designed by RMJM, and receives a copy of The Surreal House, by Jane Alison.
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FeaturesDot to Dot: 30 July 2010
Connect the dots, name the building and send us your answer by 10am on Wednesday August 11 for a chance to win a copy of Fletcher Priest Architects: Recent and Current Projects
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ReviewBuilding a Library 23: Hypnerotomachia Poliphili
Robert Harbison picks 50 books that should feature in any architectural library.
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Opinion
All in it together
I know the Carbuncle Cup was started as a bit of a joke but buildings last a long time and affect many generations
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News
Green light for Alsop’s City hotel
Alsop Sparch has won planning permission for a £250 million Will Alsop designed seven-storey hotel at Puddle Dock in the City of London
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OpinionIs there anything we can learn from housing expos?
Nick Ebbs says yes, public response can galvanise new ideas, but Peter Wilson believes they are essentially one-off affairs
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FeaturesPortrait of the architect as a young man
This picture of John Tuomey accompanied a London lecture - and came just ahead of his great professional partnership with Sheila O’Donnell
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NewsLondon practice wins battle of the South Downs bungalows
London-based practice Barrett Lloyd Davis Associates has won permission for two Code 5 for sustainable homes bungalows in the South Downs National Park after a protracted battle with planning officials
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Opinion
It's behind you
I’d say the winner must be Strata, which is visible from absolutely everywhere in London (other than from inside the building itself)!
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ReviewBlock magazine launched
This new architecture magazine’s first issue speaks for a growing culture of austerity chic.
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News
Hunt warns Cabe faces radical shake-up
Culture secretary Jeremy Hunt has warned Cabe it will be radically restructured this autumn after admitting this week he was “considering the role” of the design watchdog
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Opinion
Clarification
We have been asked to point out that B3 Architects had no involvement with the Trinity Leeds shopping centre (News July 23) and it was led by both EMBT and Stanley Bragg until it was handed over to Chapman Taylor.
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Opinion
Draught details
Re your feature on Dartington Primary School (BD Reviews July), whatever happened to the principles of “Good hat and good shoes”? Only time will tell. At least the shed has an overhang
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OpinionDream team
As Charles Holland rightly argues (Opinion July 23), producing architecture is a team effort, invariably depending on the procurement process and in particular the attitude and approach of the client from the start
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OpinionWe must not shop ’til we drop
It’s time to stop squandering special buildings in the never-ending quest to build more chain shops
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NewsPlanners told to ease the way for free schools
Communities secretary Eric Pickles has revealed further details of the government’s plans to make the planning process friendlier to free schools