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All Building Design articles in 04 April 2008 – Page 4
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TechnicalTroubleshooting at the Museum of Liverpool with AEW
How AEW ran with the £68 million project initiated by Danish practice 3XN
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Opinion
Trapped in T5
As hundreds of architects and construction types gathered at AHMM’s groovy Westminster Academy for its opening last week, a major player was conspicuous by his absence — Nigel Hugill, chairman of Lend Lease Europe, one of Westminster’s more high profile champions.
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NewsGreat Dixter wins £4m from lottery
The Heritage Lottery Fund has contributed £4 million towards a £7 million project to safeguard a grade I listed medieval house and its world famous garden.
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NewsAberdeen arts centre secures £4m in funding
Brisac Gonzalez Architects’ £13 million visual arts building in Aberdeen, which won planning in February, has been awarded a £4 million grant from the Scottish Arts Council, the largest single grant awarded in the latest round of capital lottery funding.
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FeaturesDot to Dot: April 4
Connect the dots, name the building and send us your answer by 10am on Wednesday for a chance to win a book of Julius Shulman’s photographs of modernist homes in Palm Springs, California
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OpinionDot to dot results: 28 March
The winner of last week’s competition is John Allum of Munday & Cramer in Chelmsford, who identified Eero Saarinen’s TWA terminal building at John F Kennedy airport, New York.
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News
2012 site unearths Iron Age bones
Skeletons dating back to the Iron Age have been uncovered in graves on the site of the London 2012 Olympic park.
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NewsHeritage bill could reduce protection of 20th century buildings
Architecture minister Margaret Hodge has refused to rule out changing the draft heritage bill to reduce protection for 20th century architecture.
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NewsFifteen sites named as eco-town shortlist is revealed
Housing minister Caroline Flint has named 15 potential locations for eco-towns. The shortlist of brownfield sites was chosen from more than 50 proposals, and will eventually be whittled down to no more than 10, each of which will provide up to 15,000 zero-carbon homes, with an affordable element of at ...
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