All Building Design articles in 05 February 2010 – Page 3
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News
Jobs agency collapses despite fragile recovery
Adrem enters administration as RIBA figures claim 15% unemployment
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OpinionSilent witness
Alexander George, aka Richard George, was strangely uncommunicative when Boots called to ask him about his attack on Grimshaw’s offices last month
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OpinionSitting pretty
Just in case anyone is struggling to make sense of my image (Zumtobel photo competition January 29), as I was, if page 21 is turned through 90 degrees...
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Opinion
Post-war journey
Jonathan Glancey’s comment “it would be fascinating to know just how many architects have made their way up from two-up, two- down terraces, council estates, overspill towns and secondary modern schools” (January 22) caused me to reflect on my own experience and those of many of my friends and colleagues
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Opinion
Equitable society
Jonathan Glancey asks to hear from architects who made it from the bottom rung. Before the war my father was a milkman. After it he was a bus conductor. We lived in Tottenham
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OpinionDrinking in the Swedish experience
Sweden shows that if we want better public buildings, we need to address our society first
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Building StudyCottrell & Vermeulen’s Krishna-Avanti School in Harrow
The brief for Britain’s first state-funded Hindu school combined adhering to the traditional Vastu Shastra science of construction while creating an essentially modern building
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FeaturesTwo suns shine on Soleri’s desert city
Some 3,000 people were living and working in the Arcosanti project in Arizona
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ReviewChronicles of Nairnia
Jonathan Meades entertaining talk on Ian Nairn failed to do justice to the legendary architecture critic
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Opinion
London calling
Paul Nicholson (Letters January 22) levels criticism at the entrant criteria of our competition Forgotten Spaces with Design for London and Qatari Diar
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OpinionBury a car park, not the V&A
A museum extension should raise our sights and spirits, not be hidden underground
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ReviewFilms reveal secret lives of buildings
Ila Bêka and Louise Lemoîne’s films show how buildings negotiate the difficult years following their completion
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OpinionHave we become too fixated on modern materials?
Yes, they are more of a threat than a promise to the green agenda, argues Howard Lidell, while Arup’s Adrian Campbell says widespread favouring of traditional materials is simplistic
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InspirationsClare Wright looks at her changing relationship with the Glasgow School of Art building
The Wright & Wright partner explains how Mackintosh’s building has influenced her as a child, a student and an architect
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Opinion
Up and around
At the age of 12, I first became aware of buildings. I took to looking at their outward appearance, wondered how they came to be built and how they were used
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Opinion
Correction: January 29 2010
The practice set up by former directors of John Clark Associates — which designed Huddersfield’s HD One scheme (News January 29) — is WBG Design, not WCB Design as reported.
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FeaturesDot to dot results: January 29 2010
Last week’s winner was Rachel Stevens of Capita Symonds in Cardiff, who identified the Eames House in California by Charles and Ray Eames
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FeaturesDot to Dot: 5 February 2010
Connect the dots, name the building and send us your answer by 10am on Wednesday February 10 for a chance to win a copy of Animals in Store: Architectural Sculpture in New York City, by Robert Arthur King
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