All Building Design articles in 02 October 2009 – Page 2
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NewsSauerbruch Hutton's prototype low-carbon city block
Berlin-based German practice Sauerbruch Hutton has beaten four other shortlisted teams to win the commission to design a low-carbon prototype city block in Helsinki, Finland.
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NewsGlenn Howell's Canada Water scheme in for planning.
Glenn Howells’ mixed-used scheme next to Canada Water Tube station has been submitted to planners.
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NewsYAYA 2009 shortlist announced
Five firms have made the shortlist for BD's 2009 Young Architect of the Year award, sponsored by Autodesk.
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MultimediaBD Podcast: Deborah Saunt on small firms and the Olympics
DSDHA's Deborah Saunt joins the show to discuss what's happened to promises that young firms would be involved in the Olympics, and her take on Will Alsop's move to RMJM.
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NewsLibeskind rolls out zinc homes
The Libeskind Villa, the first of a series of 30 prefabricated homes by Daniel Libeskind to be distributed worldwide, has opened to the public
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NewsFat wraps up housing, library and a school for a Rotterdam suburb
Fat has unveiled a hybrid school, housing and library development for the Hilleplein area of south Rotterdam in Holland as part of the Rotterdam Biennale
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NewsEH institute U-turn is 'ridiculous'
Condemnation for decision to back OMA’s Commonwealth revamp
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NewsVillage pavilion makes its debut
A pavilion designed by Cassion Castle and Fleet Architects for a village green in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, was unveiled at a music festival at the weekend
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NewsODA leaves smaller firms out in the cold
Olympics framework to encourage up-and-coming practices is scrapped
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NewsCaruso St John for Soane Museum job
Caruso St John has been selected to create a new interior scheme for London’s Soane Museum
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NewsSelwyn opens Porphyrios building
Porphyrios Associates’ neo-classical student accommodation block at Selwyn College, Cambridge, has opened
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OpinionDon't catch the British disease
Amanda Baillieu (Leader September 25) condemns Crossrail as a project “destined to go down as the bargain basement version of the hugely admired Jubilee Line extension”
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News
Judging panel meets Barracks developer
A judging panel set up to scrutinise the 10 plans put forward for the revised Chelsea Barracks scheme met the developer for the first time this week
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NewsAdjaye shows new Skolkovo images
New images of David Adjaye’s International Business School in the Skolkovo district of Moscow have been released
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Opinion
Make sure you're not out of place
Harvard is an unlikely setting for a drama about the fragility of belonging.
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Opinion
Why study here?
I completely agree with Jasmine Blood (Letters September 25). If EU students want to register as architects in the UK, they should go through part III as UK students do. By not doing so, Arb is not only failing to protect the public but this is also detrimental to our ...
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OpinionWould a Tory government be good for heritage?
The Conservatives are keen to listen and have a commitment to historic buildings, says Catherine Croft; while Richard Coleman thinks they’ll find it hard to strike a balance between regeneration and heritage
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ReviewSemi-precious: The Freedoms of Suburbia
There’s plenty of special pleading in Paul Barker’s new book celebrating suburban life
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OpinionOne in the eye
Although it is fantastic to see a medical building evolving from the norm, I can’t help but think Toh Shimazaki’s eye surgery (Works September 25) looks pretty nasty as a piece
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