All Building Design articles in 06 June 2008 – Page 2
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Opinion
Words worth
Cabe chief executive Richard Simmons has sprung to the defence of John Prescott, whose lack of verbal dexterity has been highlighted, along with his fondness for M&S trifles, as one of his many failings in government.
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Opinion
Waste watcher
So Chiltern Management wants to develop the unloved Beckton Alp for a luxury hotel to open in time for the Olympics (News May 30)?
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NewsPractices welcome nuclear opportunity
A government move to increase the UK’s nuclear energy capacity has been welcomed by Atkins and the SMC group as a “major” business opportunity which could herald a new era of “colourful” power stations.
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OpinionWe need to see Olympic projects
A visitors’ centre will open people’s eyes to what an incredible project we’re building
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News
Top names in online tussle over Ronchamp
An online war is pitting some of architecture’s biggest names against each other in a bid to influence the future of Le Corbusier’s world famous Ronchamp chapel.
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NewsLiving in the wood pile
Panter Hudspith Architects has been awarded planning permission by Southwark Council for its Mulberry Park mixed-use scheme at Canada Water.
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News
Porphyrios wins OK for Islington
Architects Porphyrios Associates has received planning permission for a mixed-use scheme in Islington, north London.
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OpinionOn thin ice
The Architecture Foundation is to leave trendy Clerkenwell for the more establishment surroundings of Somerset House, whose courtyard boasts a popular open-air ice rink in winter and fountains in summer.
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News
Hanson promises to shake up RIBA
RIBA presidential hopeful Andrew Hanson has hit out at the institute he wants to lead for inertia among its staff, an appearance of stuffiness, and inadequate investment in IT.
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Opinion
Get out of town
Amanda Baillieu misses the point (Leader May 30). Ruth Reed’s comments on the regions reflect her time as RIBA vice president, membership, trudging around the UK listening to members.
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News
Farrells scoops latest scheme
Westminster City Council has appointed Farrells ahead of Foster’s, SOM, HOK and BDP to draw up design schemes for one of the final stages of London’s Paddington Basin development.
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ReviewLoris Gréaud — French and fanciful
From paintball to Willy Wonka, French artist Loris Gréaud plays hard
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OpinionDesign wobble
Update from Boots’ Jelly Watch team: an eclectic shortlist has been unveiled in the great Architectural Jelly Design Competition, part of the London Festival of Architecture.
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Opinion
Life and death
RIBA prez Sunand Prasad was involved in a pretty serious debate last week on whether “design really can save your life”.
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NewsTill to quit Sheffield for Westminster dean role
Jeremy Till is to become dean at the University of Westminster’s school of architecture and the built environment.
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News
EH to set up list of sites in danger
English Heritage is to create the first comprehensive listing of heritage sites in England deemed to be at risk of damage or decay.
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Opinion
Correction
Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands designed Harvey Nichols’ restaurants and food halls in Manchester and Edinburgh, not at its Leeds and Edinburgh branches as stated in “Dramatic overheads” (BD Magazine Retail May 2008).
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News
Expo competition courts young firms
Young, up-and-coming architects are being called on to design the first phase of the 65ha Scotswood Expo in Newcastle, in an RIBA-run competition.
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