All Building Design articles in 06 June 2008 – Page 3
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News
Four compete for Welsh scheme
Ash Sakula Architects, Davis Sutton Architecture, Letts Wheeler Architecture & Design, and Tom Russell Architects have been shortlisted in an RIBA/Royal Society of Architects in Wales competition for a sustainable housing development in Pembrokeshire.
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NewsRedelopment for Orpington College
KSS Design Group has unveiled its designs for a £12 million redevelopment of Orpington College.
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ReviewSurvey of London’s fair prints of the city
The latest two volumes in English Heritage’s Survey of London, on the architectural history of Clerkenwell and Pentonville, are a treatward
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News
Hodder takes charge at Penrose
Ian Hodder has taken over as lead director at Exeter-based SMC Penrose after managing director and founder Ian Penrose stepped down following a skiing accident earlier this year.
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OpinionAre developers ignoring the threat of climate change?
Of course they are, says Cabe campaigns director Matt Bell, but Andrew Teacher from the British Property Federation sees a rapidly growing commitment to sustainable design
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NewsWest meets East café
A sister venue to Thomas Heatherwick’s East Beach Café opens next month, run by the same award-winning mother and daughter team.
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Opinion
Easily bought
Hundreds have marched, and more than a 1,500 signed a petition against Lyons Sleeman Hoare’s proposed new Tesco development in Hadleigh, Suffolk.
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News
Bold face on the waterfront
Gordon Murray & Alan Dunlop Architects has released new images of its Bonnington Hotel scheme, an £18 million riverside development in the heart of Glasgow for client Clydeview.
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Opinion
Blind spot
I was going to launch a staunch defence of Neil Spiller (Letters May 30) and the work of the Avatar group.
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OpinionGet off the couch and fight this blight
An insidious force is stalking the built environment in an effort to undermine architects
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News
Hadid takes the battle to Hodge
Architect lobbies minister as Robin Hood Gardens’ D-Day approaches
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TechnicalBath’s Holburne Museum extension, seven years on
Eric Parry describes the seven-year struggle to see his extension to Bath’s Holburne Museum finally achieve planning permission
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Building StudyForm an orderly Kew at Marks Barfield’s Xstrata Treetop Walkway
The historic urge to view Kew Gardens from a great height has found its ultimate expression in a new Treetop Walkway
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NewsBarcelona comes to Birmingham
A £450 million Birmingham city centre development, apparently inspired by the Catalonian capital Barcelona, moved a step closer with the submission of an outline planning application last week.
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NewsCabe defends decision to back Suffolk Tesco
But watchdog admits no review panel members visited the sensitive site
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Opinion
Pathetic award
The South Bank Centre stuck a plinth of glass-fronted shops onto a very special grade I modernist London landmark, the Royal Festival Hall, and got a special RIBA public space award (News May 30).
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NewsWe solve your skills crisis, say defiant Australians
Antipodean planners working in Britain have hit back at criticism that they weaken the UK’s planning system, and have demanded better recognition.
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FeaturesMiles pays attention to detail
60 years on, Mies gets down and dirty on Chicago’s Lake Shore Drive
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NewsMidlands centre proves the art of a quick move onto site
The new Midland Arts Centre is now on site — only a month after it received planning permission from Birmingham City Council.
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FeaturesArchitecture deformed by cash
How New Labour presided over the expansion of a privately financed building sector to the detriment of public architecture
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