All Building Design articles in 05 January 2007 – Page 2
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NewsChipperfield’s ‘car park’ flats rejected
David Chipperfield has been sent back to the drawing board to revise designs for his largest commission in the UK to date.
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NewsCanterbury’s green wings
Architects Design Partnership has submitted this design for a flagship building for Canterbury Christ Church University to planners.
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BSF gathers speed as schools contracts are let
Aedas with Balfour Beatty has been appointed to design seven new schools for Knowsley Council’s £150 million Building Schools for the Future programme.
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NewsChina bright
These designs by SMC Alsop are for a unique power station proposed at Dongtan in China — the world’s largest eco-city.
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NewsRem demands boycott
Koolhaas campaigns to overhaul star-studded design competitions after Gazprom HQ controversy
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Brown will be biggest influence this year
Chancellor Gordon Brown has topped BD’s list of the 50 public figures who will wield the greatest influence over architecture in 2007.
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TechnicalA column-free basement for the White Cube Gallery
The challenge: To create a column-free contemporary basement gallery in the heart of London
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Barajas bomb blast hits Rogers’ terminal
Richard Rogers’ Stirling Prize-winning Terminal 4 at Madrid Barajas airport sustained superficial damage in the terrorist bombing last Saturday, which authorities believe killed two men. However, most of the building was open to passengers the next day after access routes were cleared of debris.
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NewsAssembly point
Cardiff and Swansea-based architect Powell Dobson has won the design contract for new offices for the Welsh Assembly Government in Aberystwyth, west Wales.
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Haringey council axes its architects
Switch to design-and-build blamed for architect redundancies
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Gehry’s Brighton scheme awaits approval as rival design emerges
Frank Gehry’s scheme for the King Alfred site in Brighton has begun the new year with more controversy as the council’s decision date for the planning application — December 21 — was over-run and a rival proposal emerged.
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Opinion
All for debate
In response to Steve Wolstenholme (Letters December 15), following the case of Peter White (who was in fact registered by Arb’s predecessor Arcuk) and his clients Jean and Christopher Shaw, I have indeed said that the architecture profession may wish to debate ways of improving consumer redress in 2007.
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Opinion
Substance will drive PM Brown’s agenda
New Year is supposedly about resolutions and looking forward. It’s also about marking anniversaries and looking back to see what’s been achieved. Ten years ago New Labour came to power with a list of promises — some fulfilled, some not — including a pledge to use PFI, despite its already ...
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NewsPortsmouth John Lewis revised after protests
Designs for a flagship John Lewis department store in the centre of Portsmouth have been substantially revised after earlier efforts were slammed by local architecture and civic groups.
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Features
How our expert panel came up with this year’s top 50
In drawing up BD’s list of the top 50 most powerful people in architecture we defined power in its broadest sense as having political, economic and/or cultural influence.
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