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All Building Design articles in 04 April 2008 – Page 3
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Opinion
Mayoral build-up
With the London mayoral race now at full throttle, Boots has a keen eye trained on Ken, Boris and Brian.
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NewsLibeskind working on building in Hong Kong
Hypocrisy charge for architect who said he would never work in China
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FeaturesPeter Thomas' first job with Buckley Gray Yeoman in Shoreditch, London
Peter ThomasBuckley Gray Yeoman, Shoreditch, London
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NewsConran brings penthouse living to Martin’s Leicester College Hall
Conran & Partners has revealed its proposed refurbishment of Leicester University’s College Hall buildings, originally designed by Leslie Martin and Trevor Dannatt.
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OpinionIn our borough, planning is for wimps
Once a much vaunted nuclear-free zone, these days Hackney is just a free-for-all
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NewsRogers blasts government for ignoring Task Force
Richard Rogers’ Urban Task Force is still waiting for a government response to a report it released more than two years ago, the architect has revealed.
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News
Foster and OMA up for Birmingham library
Seven firms including Foster & Partners, Foreign Office, Hopkins, Wilkinson Eyre and OMA are competing to design a replacement for John Madin’s Library of Birmingham.
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NewsBiggest-ever building in City enrages Barbican residents
KPF’s plans for the largest single building in the City of London have sparked fury among residents of the nearby Barbican.
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FeaturesPresentation is the key for Woods Bagot
‘Whether we are in China or the Middle East, we hold a design presentation’
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NewsUtzon back at the Opera
Designs to transform the interior of Sydney Opera House have been revealed by architects Jørn Utzon and Richard Johnson.
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NewsChipperfield arts quarter masterplan wins in Spain
Stirling prizewinner David Chipperfield has won an international competition to masterplan a 120,000sq m arts and technology quarter in Segovia, Spain.
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OpinionArt thought
Just as we are all heading for a recheck of our values, with the credit crunch looming over our clients’ heads, a debate is needed on how worthwhile some of our architecture is.
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MultimediaReal Architecture talk: Urban Splash’s New Islington
The Architecture Foundation’s Real Architecture series kicked off this Tuesday with an animated discussion of Urban Splash’s New Islington development in Manchester.
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Building StudyStephen Taylor Architects wins converts at Charlotte Road
London’s East End has again proved liberating for Stephen Taylor, an architect able to get the most out of tricky sites
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OpinionIs a faster planning process always better?
The HBF’s Stewart Baseley says the planning system is too inefficient but the RTPI’s Rynd Smith says good built outcomes must trump all other considerations
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ReviewEmily Allchurch’s dystopic collages create a sinister cocktail
Gareth Gardner meets the creator of a series of foreboding urban images currently on show at London’s PM Gallery
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FeaturesWhy real life isn’t all for the best
It’s important to have principles, but we live in an imperfect world and no one wants to turn into Voltaire’s Dr Pangloss
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FeaturesCan age discrimination law stop my boss from making me retire?
I am a “mature” architect working in a smallish practice. I am quite happy but my boss keeps making comments about me retiring soon. I have no such plans yet, and am concerned he wants to get rid of me.I know there is now age discrimination legislation. Can I use ...
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NewsDeveloper fined again over Goldfinger cottage
Heritage group questions approach to ensuring listed structure is rebuilt
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