All Building Design articles in 07 January 2011 – Page 2
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News
RICS localism commission seeks architects' views
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors is calling on architects and other construction professionals to contribute to an independent commission set up to examine how communities can embrace localism.
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Competitions
For sale: 3 x No. Carlo Forcolini Artemide 'Icaro' wall lights
Design classic. Used, but no longer needed due to house refurb - condition as new.
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News
Planning permissions for housing stall under coalition
The number of planning approvals granted for housing projects has “dropped alarmingly” under the coalition government, according to a new report from the Home Builders Federation.
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Wilkinson Eyre on borders sculpture shortlist
Wilkinson Eyre has won a place on the shortlist to design a major new landmark for the Scotland-England border.
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Review
Cultural Guide: January 10- 16
This week’s cultural guide takes us to a post apolocalyptic New York and teaches us a lesson on politics, power and cities
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News
Stephen George signs Chinese deal
East Midlands architect Stephen George International has signed an agreement with a Chinese company to work on low-carbon building projects in the country following a successful trade mission.
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BPTW's Goat Wharf Thames-side housing wins planning
Multidisciplinary firm BPTW Partnership has received planning permission for its new riverside development at Goat Wharf in west London.
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Paris skyscraper gets green light
Morphosis founder Thom Mayne has won planning for his 300m-high Paris skyscraper, the Phare Tower. Designed for the La Défense region on the north-west edge of the historic centre, it is the city’s tallest new building since the Eiffel Tower.
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Herzog & de Meuron reveals Basel tower for Roche
Swiss practice Herzog & de Meuron has unveiled images of a new tower for pharmaceutical giant Roche.
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Woods Bagot and RPA land Queensland job
Woods Bagot and RPA Architects have won a commission to design the AUS$25 million Cairns Institute, the new headquarters of the James Cook University campus.
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Gwathmey widow gives archive to Yale
The archives of New York practice Gwathmey Siegel & Associates Architects have been donated to Yale University Library by the widow of founding partner Charles Gwathmey.
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Muma puts gallery plan on show
Designs for Muma’s £12 million extension at the Whitworth Art Gallery in Manchester have been unveiled.
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News
MPs: Quangos axing was 'botched'
The government has failed to deliver on a promise of cost savings through its “bonfire of the quangos” such as Cabe, claims a report by MPs.
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News
Anish Kapoor's Orbit to become 'world leading attraction'
The ArcelorMittal Orbit in the Olympic Park will “be one of the world’s most spectacular visitor attractions”, enticing up to a million visitors in its first year, bosses have claimed
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News
Aedas tops Foster’s in Hong Kong
Aedas has beaten Foster & Partners to its third major project in Hong Kong in a year.
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Grimshaw wins rail design contract
Grimshaw has been chosen to work on preliminary designs for the planned high speed rail connection between Birmingham and Manchester.
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Knevitt faces redundancy as Riba Trust bites the dust
The director of the Riba Trust, Charles Knevitt, is set to be made redundant following the decision to abandon the body in favour of a more streamlined approach to running the Riba’s non-charitable arms.
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Opinion
Time to take a wider view
BD’s expanded coverage of overseas news reflects a changing market for architects
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