All Building Design articles in 09 December 2005
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Foster returns to Ground Zero
Norman Foster has been commissioned to design the third tower to be rebuilt at the site of the World Trade Center in New York.
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ReviewWritings on the wall
A book on Israel’s security wall has some interesting ideas but is depressingly partisan.
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NewsWhen Will went to prison
Will Alsop is asking inmates to design their own lock-ups. Has he gone soft on crime or will his plans encourage rehabilitation? Will Hurst joined Alsop at a workshop in HMP Gartree
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NewsRainbow picture show
John MacAslan & Partners has collaborated with artist David Mach on Rainbow Bridge, a public art project proposed for a site in Liverpool.
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NewsMerseyside Mather
Liverpool John Moores University has won planning permission for a £23.5 million academy designed by Rick Mather.
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Make snakes
Make has been parachuted into the £60,000 house competition by housebuilder William Verry.
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NewsFour in running for Worcester
Competition entries for the University of Worcester’s proposed £90 million campus — by Broadway Malyan, Alsop Design, BDP and Architects Design Partnership — were revealed this week.
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Prescott: What urban task force?
John Prescott has delivered an extraordinary outburst against the architecture profession and his former adviser Richard Rogers.
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NewsSmall firms: get ready for school
The Department for Education & Skills has a problem that should make architects jump for joy: it just can’t get enough of them.
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RIBA looks into DIY planning
ODPM may allow ‘self-certification’ for small domestic projects, but planners raise questions of probity
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Building StudyDeath by a thousand cuts
Has Richard Rogers’ Welsh Assembly building finally given Wales a decent piece of architecture? Ellis Woodman discovered an architect’s vision crippled by an ever-shifting brief. Photos by Morley von Sternberg
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NewsDRMM’s school colours
De Rijke Marsh Morgan has followed its celebrated Kingsdale School in south London with another colourful school building.
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Lammy lists war buildings
Heritage minister David Lammy has listed hundreds of wartime buildings, which played crucial roles in the first and second world wars. They include the bunker in Uxbridge where Churchill watched the Battle of Britain unfold.