All Building Design articles in 02 March 2007 – Page 3
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NewsSlick design for City site
HKR Architects has submitted plans for this £74 million speculative office development in the City of London.
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Opinion
No to second city
I agree with Glenn Howells that Birmingham is a wonderful place (Debate February 23) but it is badly served by harping on about it being the “second city”. And Manchester will do itself no favours by joining the debate. What seems light-hearted banter is easily seen as a synonym for ...
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NewsChipperfieldrethinks design for luxury Kensington flats
David Chipperfield Architects has made sweeping changes to one of its most significant British projects to date — a luxury residential development in west London, involving property developer Candy & Candy.
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Call to lighten councils’ load
A group of senior local government officers has called for the planning system to be overhauled to lift the burden on councils.
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NewsManser uses Butterfield church to extend school site
The Manser Practice has won planning consent for its £6.5 million extension to the Godolphin & Latymer Girls’ School in Hammersmith, west London.
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Features
Bookworms and Feilden Clegg Bradley
‘I use the social fund to buy a book for everyone who is interested’
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Technical
Still blazing a trail for regeneration
Chris Brown has dedicated the last 25 years to using redevelopment to improve run-down urban areas. David Blackman met him
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RIBA competitions for Belfast and Sheffield
The search is on for architects to take part in two major RIBA competitions.
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MacCormac Jamieson Prichard’s profits soar despite BBC loss
Award-winning practice MacCormac Jamieson Prichard has bounced back from losing the flagship BBC Broadcasting House project with a strong set of company accounts, a recruitment drive and a host of forthcoming projects.
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NewsAutodesk makes record profits
Autodesk, the US architectural software giant behind AutoCAD, is celebrating record financial results.
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NewsUK practice bids for Paris auction house
British design and architecture practice Sybarite has revealed its short-listed designs for a competition to renovate this major auction house in Paris.
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Building StudyHanging around
A school of circus skills has made its home in a former electricity generating station. Ellis Woodman looks at how Tim Ronalds Architects has helped make the arrangement more permanent
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FeaturesArchigram’s blow-up theatre bubble
Journalists have been asking the same question for almost 30 years: when is Archigram finally going to build something? In 1978 it looked as it was about to happen when the group’s Ron Herron, by this time working for Pentagram, was asked to design a new portable home for the ...
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NewsHewitt approves seven PFI hospitals
Healthcare architects received a massive boost this week as health secretary Patricia Hewitt approved seven PFI hospitals with a total value of £1.5 billion.
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NewsCutty Sark pier scheme approved
This £6 million scheme by Conran & Partners Architects to redevelop the pier next to historic tea clipper the Cutty Sark has been approved by Greenwich council.
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