All Building Design articles in 08 June 2012 – Page 2
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FeaturesLandmark moments
A look back at BD’s interview with Landmark Trust founder John Smith in 1965
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NewsClash Associates shows way to Churchill War Rooms
New entrance said to echo the bulldog character of Churchill
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NewsAssael Architecture wins planning for 14 homes and a GP surgery
Scheme replaces a single derelict house in south London
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NewsChipperfield and Long & Kentish to restore RA’s eastern wing
Work will include the restoration of many of the building’s original architectural features
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NewsArchitects find Ojeu 'too much effort'
62% say the process discriminates against small practices, according to BD procurement survey
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NewsSecrecy shrouds Sizewell shortlist
Atkins, Aedas and RMJM said to be preparing plans for EDF nuclear project
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TechnicalKilburn Nightingale reinvents vernacular techniques in Uganda
Latest phase of arts centre experiments with oil drums and mud mortar
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NewsSimpson takes on critics of Manchester Library Walk proposals
Architect defends plan to close historic link at night
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FeaturesDear Matthew: "I'm getting paid less than someone less experienced"
BD’s agony uncle on what to do when you discover a more junior colleague is earning more than you
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FeaturesDear Matthew: "Is an MA a good investment?"
BD’s agony uncle on how to weigh up the worth of embarking on a master’s course
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FeaturesTeam bonding sessions don’t need to be a circus
Getting out of the office can be a learning experience and good for staff morale
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ReviewAlison Crawshaw: ‘I enjoy being on site’
The Muf architect on Gio Ponti’s Villa Planchart, Japanese architect Kazuyo Sejima and the Bauhaus.
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NewsScott Brownrigg submits plans for huge Cardiff Bay scheme
£200m development includes more than 600 homes
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NewsMake defends its £1.5bn Heygate redevelopment
Council insists it has not watered down affordable housing target
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NewsFDG Fairhursts unveils Northwich Marina scheme
Scheme includes care housing and leisure facilities
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Building StudyAstley Castle by Witherford Watson Mann
Witherford Watson Mann’s new house within the ruined fragments of Astley Castle creates a physical and emotional connection between old and new
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NewsFinch says EH "obsesses" about tall towers
Architectural quality is more important than height, Cabe director adds
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NewsPupils 'will be taught in tin huts', warns Manchester council chief
Government ‘condemning pupils to crap environments’ - council chief’s outburst
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NewsHealth and safety teaching overhaul needed
Report says schools should integrate teaching into design projects
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