All Building Design articles in 5 February 2016
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Features
AYA shortlists: Interior Architect of the Year
We continue our series celebrating BD’s Architect of the Year finalists, looking at the interior shortlist
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News
Academics call for Cass plans to be abandoned
London Met’s top brass told to rethink plans or resign
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Review
Review: Creation from Catastrophe
What architecture ‘really is’ is at stake in a new exhibition at the RIBA comparing historic disaster responses with a new movement of community-led rebuilding approaches. Phil Pawlett Jackson questions the dichotomy
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News
Star names chase latest Budapest museum work
Zaha Hadid, BIG and OMA among those in hunt for work after Sanaa picked up National Gallery job last year
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News
RIBA launches consultation on future of Portland Place
Review being conducted by Sarah Williams
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News
Twelve completes inaugural Russia work
Practice also working on new airport ahead of 2018 World Cup
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News
Gold medal winner Hadid marks award with 'traditionalism' fears
‘I have always believed in progress and in creativity’s role in progress,’ says 2016 recipient
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News
Sellar admits 'some justification' in Renzo tower opposition
Man behind 72-storey Paddington Pole concedes opponents had a point
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Features
AYA shortlists: Individual House Architect of the Year
We continue our series celebrating BD’s Architect of the Year finalists, looking at the individual house shortlist
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News
AYA judging panel announced
Eight strong group includes Steve Tompkins, Sadie Morgan and Alison Brooks
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News
Haworth Tompkins to replace Gehry's mothballed 'wonky towers' scheme
Stirling Prize winner and LA Architects to lead designs for leisure centre in Hove
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News
Earls Court developer frets over Chelsea stadium traffic
Decision on Herzog de Meuron plan due later this year
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Opinion
Can't get no satisfaction from Instagram architecture
A generation ago graduates were designing social housing projects not pop-ups, says Amanda Baillieu
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News
Sainsbury's in Historic England's firing line over Whitechapel tower
Heritage group says scheme by Unit Architects should be called in if approved
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News
Shuttleworth pays tribute to Gherkin colleague
Paul Scott worked with Make boss at Foster’s before joining Shuttleworth’s practice
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News
Former Feilden & Mawson partner sues for discrimination
Documents filed at employment tribunal by Elsie Owusu says practice had “culture of bullying”
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Opinion
Does public art deserve to be protected?
As a new exhibition opens at Somerset House, the chief executive of Historic England looks at our changing attitude to art for the people