All Building Design articles in 07 November 2008 – Page 2
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NewsOfis designs Ljubljana’s Dot Envelope mall for Mercator
Dot Envelope, a low-cost shopping mall by local architect Ofis for Slovenia’s largest food retailer, the Mercator chain, has opened in Ljubljana.
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NewsRichard Neutra’s 1962 Gettysburg Cyclorama building gets stay of execution
Richard Neutra’s Cyclorama building at the Gettysburg National Military Park in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, which he designed in 1962, has received a stay of execution after the US National Parks Service agreed to call a halt to demolition plans.
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NewsDavid Chipperfield’s Liangzhu Culture Museum opens in Hangzhou, China
David Chipperfield’s Liangzhu Culture Museum at Hangzhou in Zhejiang province, China, has opened to the public after five years of design and construction work.
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MultimediaSee the Docklands in a different light (video)
In this first of six architectural film vignettes, Hole in the Wall explores the Docklands, especially the area around the 02 Arena and Canary Wharf.
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NewsTwo firms share Doolan prize
Scotland’s most prestigious architecture prize, the RIAS Andrew Doolan Award, has been awarded to Bennetts Associates and Elder and Cannon Architects.
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NewsMajor design changes for Chelsea Barracks
Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners has carried out major design changes to its highly controversial Chelsea Barracks project.
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NewsMax Fordham wins 2008 Prince Philip Designers’ Prize
Engineer Max Fordham has won the 2008 Prince Philip Designers’ Prize.
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NewsAHMM and Project Orange win big at 2008 Building for Life Awards
British architects including Allford Hall Monaghan Morris and Project Orange swept the board at this year’s Building for Life Awards organised by Cabe and the Home Builders’ Federation.
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Opinion
Us and them
The effect of the economic downturn is hitting architects hard but seems not to have reached Arb, whose marketing budget appears to be in rude health.
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Opinion
Ruling the roost
Herzog & de Meuron’s Tate Modern extension is being fast-tracked by Southwark Council, Boots hears.
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Opinion
Taxing question
During your Robin Hood Gardens campaign, the concept of listing was given undue importance.
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Opinion
Poor planning
The government’s target-driven attempt to force planning authorities to determine most applications within the statutory eight weeks has clearly failed. Hard-pressed officers have developed a range of tactics to delay applications for as long as possible.
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NewsSNP minister pledges support for Lighthouse
Architecture centre cites Venice Pavilion as reason for funding crisis
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OpinionSurprised by Joy
More than a year and a half after chief architect of English Heritage David Heath quit the organisation amid a seething attack over low morale, his replacement has finally been appointed.
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Opinion'im indoors
It can be hard to be recognised for one’s own achievements when a partner is hogging the limelight.
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Opinion
How to win trust
Like Charlie Bunce (Debate October 31), I too was involved in the Castleford project, persuading poorly paid architects to take part and liaising with the community to help select preferred design partners.
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OpinionHousebuilders need our support
It is indicative of the gulf between architects and developers that your leader (October 30) assumes an economic downturn will somehow force housebuilders to think about how to deliver Cabe’s demands.
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NewsMake going nowhere with Noho
Make’s proposal for Noho Square (pictured), on the site of the former Middlesex Hospital in central London, looks increasingly unlikely to be realised after troubled Icelandic owner Kaupthing admitted a string of developers were looking to buy into the scheme.
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ReviewThe real Robin Hood Gardens
Artist Gail Pickering’s film on Robin Hood Gardens explores the boundaries of life and art
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