All Building Design articles in 30 June 2006
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NewsBiennale downloads have arrived
Listen to the best of the Biennale’s talks and debates recorded during the week.
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Opinion
Trust the trustees
Richard Coleman (Letters June 16) implies that "learned professionals, though not heritage experts" failed to advise the Commonwealth Institute on planning law in relation to demolition of a listed building. This is not so.
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NewsTomorrow today
This Monday sees the opening of a substantial extension to Pallant House Gallery in Chichester. It has been built to accommodate Colin St John Wilson's gift to the nation of his £10 million art collection.
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ReviewSoldering on
At a Clerkenwell jewellery exhibition, architectural inspiration has been taken on all levels from the literal to the metaphorical. Liz Hoggard reports
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OpinionUnfit for purpose
In the debate over the merits of demolishing or restoring the Commonwealth Institute some have overlooked the fact that buildings exist to serve clients in particular and society in general, not a narrow aesthetic agenda.
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NewsPower to the people
The inaugural RIBA Lubetkin prize was presented last Friday to Noero Wolff Architects for its Red Location Museum of the People's Struggle in New Brighton, South Africa.
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RHWL scoops Pall Mall
RHWL has beaten Allies & Morrison to the development of a key regeneration site in central Liverpool.
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Opinion
Woolly liberals
That the sheep on the Biennale drive were "clearly suffering" is utter nonsense (Letters June 23).
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Opinion
Ian Martin
I need a new ‘-opolis' to seem really smart, and apparently ‘supercalifragilisticexpilalipolis' has already been taken
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Max Hastings slams free-market planning
Staunch Tory supporter and president of the Campaign for the Protection of Rural England
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Opinion
Form-making can transform society
It was a great honour to receive the Lubetkin Prize at the RIBA Awards on June 23. The award means a lot to me - particularly because Berthold Lubetkin has always been an architect whom I hold in the greatest regard.
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NewsFOA shatters Part L hopes
The ability of Part L of the building regulations to cut carbon emissions was thrown into serious doubt this week with the unveiling of a fully glazed, 900,000sq m City office development by Foreign Office Architects.
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NewsPhillips-induced riot fails to materialise
It was the day everyone had been waiting for: the first RIBA council since Peter Phillips was revealed as a member of the BNP.
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Six small firms on Elephant shortlist
Six practices have been appointed to design the first replacement housing schemes for the run-down Heygate Estate in Elephant & Castle, south London.
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NewsDrama lessons
BDP's striking £16 million learning centre at Glasgow Caledonian University has won an RIBA award.
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TechnicalLondon Met's disaster MA fits the new world order
Toni Ruttimann's story was about breaking the rules on international aid, rules which recent events have shown to be in any case changing.
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NewsFarrells director sets up on his own
Farrells' urban design director Garry Colligan has left the practice to set up his own firm.