All Building Design articles in 29 April 2016
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NewsTreasury under fire over Garden Bridge funding ‘bias’
Designer of west London crossing seeks same tax breaks given to Heatherwick scheme
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AnalysisAfter Zaha: What does history suggest will happen?
What happens to an architectural practice when an inspirational founder dies? Ike Ijeh looks at the precedents
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NewsBoris makes it 17/17 as he approves two more called-in schemes
PLP and Pilbrow projects complete mayor’s 100% approval record as he enters last few days in job
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NewsSam Jacob wins planning for pub conversion
Mixed-use project will wrap Victorian building in castle-like wall
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Building StudyLyndhurst School, London, by Cottrell and Vermeulen
Cottrell and Vermeulen’s third school for the London Borough of Southwark proves that intelligent design can be achieved via government school building programmes, and without reverting to cookie-cutter tropes. Ike Ijeh reports
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NewsHugh Broughton's Greenwich restoration receives £3m boost
New images of architect’s £8m naval college conservation project released
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NewsArchitects' confidence soars - especially in the north
Private housing and commercial sectors most promising, say practices
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TechnicalOranjeboomstraat, Rotterdam, by Hans van der Heijden
Hans van der Heijden’s housing scheme on the Oranjeboomstraat avenue in Rotterdam rekindles the tightly built, historic parcelling of the Feijenoord district, while bringing a new typology to the area
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TechnicalInterview: Hans van der Heijden
Fresh from his Oranjeboomstraat housing scheme, architect Hans van der Heijden discusses with Hugh Strange his relationship with Dutch architectural culture and bringing traditional style to a modern market
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NewsBig names back Comyn Ching listing bid
Jencks and Knight argue Farrell project should be viewed alongside Neues Museum and Venturi Scott Brown’s work
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NewsLords reopen the door to zero carbon homes
Industry ‘hopeful’ that peers’ rebellion could put sustainable homes back on statute books
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NewsPenoyre & Prasad gets green light for older people's homes
Practice wins planning for 13,600sq m ‘well-being’ campus
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FeaturesDispatch from Jamaica's urban frontline
What happens when the built environment becomes a literal battlefield, and how does a city recover?
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NewsZHA beats Foster and Fuksas to Moscow techopark job
Bank’s neighbours will include David Adjaye college
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NewsPlea to make Zaha’s crazy golf course a reality
Architects and designers each created a hole for Trafalgar Square course
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NewsStockholm approves Chipperfield's Nobel Centre
Work on controversial project could start next year
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NewsRIBA and housebuilder launch design competition
Judge Glenn Howells says Taylor Wimpey could build winning scheme