All Building Design articles in 02 December 2005 – Page 2
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News
School programme must ‘consult or fail’
Education pressure group School Works has called for the government to reform its controversial schools delivery programme or risk “failing our children”.
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Opinion
Centralisation is killing our cities
A decade and a half after a resurgent Barcelona used culture and urban vigour to fire-up the Catalan economy, Britain is still struggling to understand the truth it illuminated: that cities, and their regions, are our primary economic powerhouses.
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ReviewSpot of Botta
As Mario Botta’s first UK exhibition opens, Ellie Duffy wonders why he has never worked here
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OpinionConcrete Boots
Top of the fopsFormer ambassador to Washington Christopher Meyer was branded a “red-socked fop” by deputy prime minister John Prescott last week after embarrassing revelations in his new book upset the government. In the same week, Boots saw Terry Farrell wearing red socks and asked him if that made him ...
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Building StudyZaha’s blinding science
The Phaeno Science Centre in Wolfsburg is the culmination of a career’s experimentation for Zaha Hadid. Was all worth it? Graham Bizley finds out
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News
Four-way fight for BBC site
Ian Simpson Architects, Fairhurst Design Group, Hamilton Associates and EPR Architects will present early design work next week for four sites in move north of several major Manchester shortlisted for the BBC departments.
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FeaturesRoadtest: Battling bugs in hasty upgrade
Visualising firm Uniform puts 3D Studio Max v8 to work. Pete Thomas thinks Autodesk should test its upgrades more thoroughly
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TechnicalBuilding bamboo’s reputation
A Feilden Clegg Bradley project in India is proving bamboo’s worth as a building material.
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NewsAdam: Modernists are like martians
At one end of the spectrum of our profession we have an architect based in Winchester, designing exuberant country houses for Russian millionaires; at the other an architect working in Clerkenwell on gritty inner city affordable housing.
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TechnicalHow we cracked it 19: Peepul Centre, Leicester
The challenge: To create removable, tiered seating for a flexible performance space
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News
KPF’s Bishopsgate tower shrinks 19m
The proposed height of KPF’s Bishopsgate Tower has been cut by 19m to 305m, following protests by English Heritage and the Civil Aviation Authority.
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