All Building Design articles in 03 March 2006 – Page 2
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NewsBowater cut down to size
The Richard Rogers Partnership has finally won planning permission for the glamourous revamp of Bowater House in Knightsbridge by reducing the height of the scheme by one floor.
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OpinionConcrete Boots
He may share his name with a musical instrument but it's his singing voice Renzo Piano intends to show off in London this summer, Boots was amused to hear.
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Planning deals boost Capita's turnover
Multi-disciplinary giant Capita Symonds has cited its controversial but lucrative planning deals with local authorities as one of the reasons for its 23% rise in turnover to £200 million in 2005.
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NewsBlinking Biennale
Chetwood Associates has unveiled this tree-like installation, a centrepiece of this year's London Architecture Biennale.
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Edaw reworks Aylesbury estate
Southwark council has appointed London Olympics masterplanner Edaw to work on the controversial Aylesbury Estate, which has already racked up bills of £1.5 million on a series of masterplans subsequently scrapped.
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Opinion
I'm off, but don't drop the artistry
I had decided that in my final leader before stepping down as BD editor I would ditch my usual attempt to make sense of the week's news and instead strike out into new ground.
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TechnicalGeometry answer
A floating platform will turn a grand Georgian hall into a modern family space.
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Dream team gathers for Alsop's Boro plan
A dream team including Alsop Architects, Grimshaw, Feilden Clegg Bradley, Branson Coates, Fat and Studio Egret West has been drafted in to work on developer BioRegional Quintain's proposed flagship development Middlehaven in Middlesbrough.
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Alsop to advise Arup on China's Dongtan project
Will Alsop has been recruited to advise Arup on sustainable energy supply for the massive new city it is designing in China.
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Architects chosen for £850m Hackney project
Ian Ritchie, Wilkinson Eyre and Shepheard Epstein Hunter are among the architects working on one of London's largest urban regeneration projects, the £850 million redevelopment of Hackney's Woodberry Down estate.
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Barts all set to go, £35m later
The £1.2 billion Royal London and Barts PFI hospital was set to be given the go-ahead this week, following more than two months of delays costing a staggering £35 million.
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TechnicalHow we cracked it 24: Aurora Building, Bothwell Street, Glasgow
We had designed a new glazed entrance for an office building in Glasgow.
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