All Building Design articles in 06 March 2009 – Page 2
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Schmidt Hammer Lassen's £196 million library in Aarhus, Denmark
Danish practice Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects has won a competition to design a £196 million library in Aarhus, Denmark.
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Review
BD’s guide to your cultural week: March 9 to 15
Choose between lectures on Lasdun, Niemeyer, experimental architecture and more; or catch the film of the architect of Birmingham’s controversial Central Library, John Madin.
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Dan Cruickshank attacks Tower Hamlets and English Heritage over Robin Hood Gardens
Architectural historian and TV personality Dan Cruickshank has given the east London council and heritage body a drubbing over the Smithson’s estate.
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Council go-ahead for two major projects in Victoria
Westminster City Council has granted planning permission for two major projects in Victoria, by Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects and John McAslan & Partners, for developer Land Securities, following last month’s approval of the neighbouring Victoria Interchange scheme.
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Marks Barfield's £7.1 million Think Tank
Marks Barfield has completed work on a £7.1 million innovation centre for Lincoln City Council
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Follow the Cycle to Cannes live!
Follow the annual Cycle to Cannes ride live and send your messages of support to the riders
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Plowman takes up chair at LSDC
London mayor Boris Johnson has appointed John Plowman to chair the London Sustainable Development Commission.
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DCMS seeks successor to Sorrell
The DCMS is looking for a new Cabe chair to succeed John Sorrell. The successful applicant will serve an initial four-year term, working eight days a month for £42,000 .The job specification asks for someone who can act as ambassador for Cabe, monitor its performance, and lead the board of ...
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Nine shortlisted for BBC phase II
BDP, HOK and Woods Bagot are among nine practices to be shortlisted to design the interiors for the second phase of the BBC’s development of Broadcasting House in London.
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Mill Hill goes for the treble
Three schemes in Mill Hill, north London, have been granted planning permission by Barnet Council.
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Opinion
We can’t kill PFI, let’s cure it
Of course PFI is a problem, but we’re stuck with it, so the point now is to make it work better
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Government should scrap PFI, says Rogers
Spend taxpayers money directly, says architect, as Labour puts £2bn into struggling projects
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Call to consolidate green building codes
A code for sustainable buildings which applies to all new and existing non-domestic buildings was called for in a report launched at the Ecobuild conference this week.
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Shining example makes photo awards shortlist
Japanese photographer Daichi Ano is one of 10 entrants to have made it onto the professional shortlist for architecture photographers in this year’s Sony World Photography Awards.
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Rogers and Hadid to cut jobs
Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners, Zaha Hadid Architects and Gehry Partners have all revealed redundancies this week.
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‘Decades till City’s next tall building’
It could be 20 years before another tall tower is built in the square mile, the City of London’s planning chief has predicted, in a dire assessment of the future for skyscrapers in the capital.
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Any doubts over Thomas?
The scrapping of Thomas Heatherwick’s glass bridge is the latest in a run of setbacks for the designer, yet his stock seems as high as ever
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Heatherwick glass bridge shattered by recession
£7.5 million price tag scuppers ‘jewel in the crown’ of King’s Cross Central
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