All Building Design articles in 09 January 2009 – Page 2
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CompetitionsHoliday let: West Algarve, charming, country house
Truly unspoilt coastal village (National Park). Historic area. Accommodates 4 - 10 (optional barn conversion). Private pool, mature gardens, baby-sitter.
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NewsAir Foster One
Designs for a set of luxury private jets by Norman Foster were unveiled on Friday.
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News
New US embassy likely to be 'a fortress'
The new US embassy in London is likely to be a “fortress”, Richard Rogers, one of the jury members that will select the new building, has acknowledged.
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NewsLondon Olympic village – new images released
The Olympic Delivery Authority has released new images of the London 2012 Olympic Village, showing the completed foundations of several buildings as well as a new render of the final design.
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ReviewBD Conference: Designing & Constructing Colleges and Universities – March 30, 2009
BD and Building have developed this exceptional conference: overcoming design, construction and procurement challenges to capitalise on opportunities in further and higher education.
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NewsFoster’s submits Bowery gallery for planning approval
Foster & Partners has submitted its proposals for the new premises of the Sperone Westwater Gallery, to be located on the Bowery in south Manhattan, for planning approval.
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OpinionWomen’s work
Do you, like me, ever sit at your desk and wonder where the boundaries of your duties lie, or even whether our clients comprehend the task we have to do?
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Features(Re)store no more
As Woolworths shuts up shop for the last time, we cast our minds back to Andrew Rabeneck’s restoration of the firm’s 54-storey New York HQ in 1980
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NewsNew school, new systems
Capita Architecture has been appointed to design the £13 million Southwark Primary School in Nottingham
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OpinionSkills needed not role models
I am a “black” architect running a small practice in south London and find your news story on black role models (12 December) extremely disturbing.
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Building StudyStudio Idealyc’s pyramid scheme
The refurbishment of London’s Spa Fields includes a distinctive community building by a recent architecture graduate, writes Graham Bizley
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Opinion
No House room
Still with Foster’s, word reaches Boots that Norman Foster is to be questioned again over his shadowy tax status.
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OpinionShould the government relax rural planning laws?
Relaxing planning laws will hlep prvent villages becoming commuter homes, argues Mole Architecture’s Meredith Bowles, while the CPRE’s Kate Gordon counters that it will divert building from towns and cities.
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News
Hanham Hall plans go to HCA
Plans for HTA’s Hanham Hall project, which will see 195 code level 6 new homes built near Bristol, have been submitted for approval by the Homes & Communities Agency and developer Barratt Homes
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OpinionGlimmers of hope in the gloom
In uncertain times everyone has a prediction, but between the bad and the mad are some positive signs for architects
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Opinion
Let’s get together
How disappointing that concerns over the RIBA fees increase led to calls for a break with the RIBA. (Letters December 19).
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