All Building Design articles in 06 November 2015
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OpinionIs it ever worth calling in the lawyers? (by a lawyer)
David Chipperfield is the latest high-profile architect to take a client to court, but every architect will face that dilemma at some point in their career. Lawyer Laurence Cobb urges caution
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NewsAdjaye Associates unwraps Beirut seafront project
Art gallery and shopping centre presented typological challenge
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NewsArchitect sought for Manchester's Jewish Museum
£4.5m job will involve conservation and new build
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NewsBritish Land poaches Argent's Roger Madelin
Design team named for 18ha Canada Water development masterplanned by Allies Morrison
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News'Mischievous' RIAS chief pre-empts Doolan critics
Neil Baxter issues press release drawing attention to ‘Carbuncle’ naysayers
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OpinionThe future of architectural education – can it work in practice?
Giving students more practical experience is a good thing - but it could place an unbearable burden on small firms, warns Eleanor Jolliffe
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NewsGarden Bridge given until 2068 to pay back TfL loan
£20m loan sees negotiations resume with Lambeth over land needed for project
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NewsBoris approves mega London homes plan
Mayor of London gives green light to plan for 25,000 homes and 65,000 jobs in West London
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NewsSutherland Hussey Harris scoops 2015 Doolan Prize
Three other Scottish practices singled out for special mentions
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AnalysisWhy everyone is moving to Manchester
Architects are behaving like there’s a gold rush going on in the north. David Rogers hears about the development opportunities and quality of life
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NewsCaruso St John beats Chipperfield to Basel lab
£160m university project crowns architect’s 25th anniversary year
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NewsLondon house prices force architects to move north
Future Trends survey highlights growing concerns
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NewsWhat do you really think about BIM?
BD wants your help in getting behind the BIM hype with this online reader survey
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ReviewReview: England's Post-War Listed Buildings
Ike Ijeh is impressed by this lavish, accessible survey of the nation