All Building Design articles in 08 April 2011 – Page 3
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Opinion
A new dimension
The problem isn’t just that people are not ready for bim, but that bim tools aren’t ready for any kind of maturity yet (News April 1).
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Building StudyFirst look: Goods Yard vernacular inspires Barber’s Shoreditch brick homes
BD Housing Architect of the year, Peter Barber Architects, has submitted a planning application for a new 43-unit housing scheme in Shoreditch, east London, for developer Londonewcastle.
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FeaturesBalloon debate
Stirling & Wilford’s 1984 entry for the Lingotto factory competition in Turin showed James Stirling taking to the skies
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OpinionArchitecture bubble rapped
The great and good of British architecture gathered for the private view of the James Stirling exhibition at Tate Britain last Monday night – including Zaha Hadid, David Chipperfield, Jeremy Dixon, Charles Jencks, Peter St John and Nigel Coates.
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TechnicalVelvet Mill rooftop pods by David Morley Architects
David Morley Architects’ conversion of a Bradford landmark for Urban Splash introduces innovative zinc-clad rooftop structures.
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OpinionArb is a shining example
Boots was pleased to see that good old fashioned ethics are indeed a priority for the Arb.
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OpinionAll over the shop
I agree with the views expressed by Alex Morton of the Policy Exchange (“Should we turn run-down high streets into housing?” Debate March 25)
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FeaturesCPD 2011 Module 3: Sustainable roofing
This is the third of our CPD modules for 2011, designed to help you broaden your knowledge while you work. This module is sponsored by Marley Eternit.
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NewsSwedish firm White Arkitekter wins Salford housing competition
Swedish practice White Arkitekter has won an RIBA-organised competition to design a new family housing scheme in Salford.The architect beat two other shortlisted teams to land the deal. London firm Gort Scott Architects, which had linked up with Manchester-based Ian Simpson, missed out while Cazenove Architects was also defeated. In ...
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Competitions
Holiday let: Farmhouse apartment near Camerino, Le Marche, Italy
Simple, pretty, two-bedroom apartment in our restored stone farmhouse in central Italy’s unspoilt Marche region.
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ReviewEcological Urbanism
Mohsen Mostafavi’s collection of essays opens up the scope of landscape design
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FeaturesLife class: Annalie Riches
The co-founder of Riches Hawley Mikhail Architects talks about her life and work.
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NewsEnglish Heritage weighs up wider Broadgate listings
English Heritage is considering listing all of the early phases of London’s Broadgate, not just the area under threat of demolition.
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NewsGreen light for Architecture PLB's student housing
Architecture PLB has received planning permission for a new student residence for the University of Winchester.
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NewsCompetition to design Passivhaus for New Orleans
House should sit on typical lot in the city’s Ninth Ward
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NewsStaff pay delayed again at RMJM
Salaries have been delayed to RMJM staff in Hong Kong once more, despite the ongoing injection of £8 million into the firm under last month’s refinancing deal.
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NewsCouncil U-turn on planning for Marks Barfield school
Brent to start process again in wake of legal action by residents
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NewsMake returns to profit
Ken Shuttleworth’s practice Make returned to profit last year helped by more work in China and London.The seven-year-old practice inched into the black with the firm turning an £890,000 pre-tax loss the year before into a £14,000 profit in 2010. Shuttleworth said 2009’s results had been hit by a bad ...
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NewsTP Bennett to oversee Sea Containers House revamp
Fourteen-storey Thames-side block could be turned into luxury hotel
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