All Building Design articles in 09 April 2009 – Page 2
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News3D Reid wins Stafford go-ahead
3DReid has won planning permission for a £23 million mixed-use development in Stafford town centre in the Midlands.
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NewsManis is Woking pavilion winner
US practice Tina Manis Associates has won an open competition to design a pavilion (pictured) to sit outside Marks Barfield’s Lightbox gallery in Woking, Surrey.
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NewsShanghai dune on site
Work has begun on Foster & Partners’ design for the United Arab Emirates pavilion at the 2010 Shanghai Expo.
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Industry faces 12% fall in outputs
The construction industry is facing its worst fall in outputs on record, according to the latest industry forecast from the Construction Products Association.
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NewsArb releases guidance as bankruptcy numbers rise
The Architects’ Registration Board has issued new guidance for architects worried about individual and company insolvency after a near-doubling in personal bankruptcies in the profession
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NewsHousing Fed backs Prasad’s retrofit call
RIBA president Sunand Prasad has joined forces with the National Housing Federation to call for a £3 billion pilot to retrofit social housing stock across the UK.
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NewsCF Møller dumped from Maritime Museum project
Purcell Miller Tritton replaces concept architect on Greenwich landmark scheme
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NewsPrasad urges prince to lay off barracks scheme
RIBA president Sunand Prasad has made a dramatic appeal to Prince Charles to stop interfering with Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners’ Chelsea Barracks scheme amid a mounting backlash against the institute’s decision to invite the heir to the throne to deliver this year’s keynote RIBA Trust speech
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NewsBat house approved
Architectural Association students Jorgen Tandberg and Yo Murata have won planning permission for a home for bats at the London Wetland Centre at Barnes, south-west London.
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Benoy and Foster’s join Iraq delegation
Members of staff from Benoy and Foster & Partners joined Peter Mandelson on the first British business delegation to Iraq in more than 20 years on Monday.
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NewsTories outline new housing policies
The Conservative Party has launched a policy green paper outlining its approach to social housing, the private rented sector and energy-efficient homes.
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NewsArchitect erased from Arb register
Architect Gillian Beckingham was removed from the Arb register on Tuesday, almost three years after she was convicted of a breach of health and safety regulations in a case which involved the deaths of at least five people from Legionnaires’ disease.
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NewsGrimshaw reveals its Coney Island amphitheatre
Grimshaw Architects has unveiled images of its £32 million amphitheatre for Coney Island, New York.
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NewsSouthwark tower plans under threat
Westminster council’s Doon St legal action could halt other skyscrapers
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NewsHeritage outcry over Make’s Spurs stadium
Heritage groups have slammed plans to demolish a set of historic buildings on the site of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club’s new north London stadium, following the unveiling of designs by Make Architects, KSS Group and Martha Schwartz Partners last week.
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New campus for Strabane schools
HLM and RPP Architects’ £29 million Holy Cross College in Strabane, Northern Ireland, has opened.
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ReviewRobert Stern’s study in practice
Yale’s architecture department has reopened, and BD was invited to cocktails with its dean, Robert AMStern
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Opinion
Into the light
Maybe Bill Mitchell (Opinion April 3) needs to get his compact fluorescent lightbulbs from somewhere other than his local supermarket?
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OpinionThe wrong skills for the job
Restricting conservation work to those on a specialist register could stop buildings having the best viable future
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