All Building Design articles in 09 March 2007 – Page 3
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News
Makeover in Manhattan style
Liverpool will be given a Manhattan-style makeover under one of the biggest developments proposed in the north-west of England.
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Opinion
Loopy legacy
New Labours’ surprising London legacy will be a skyline peppered with a motley collection of weird and wacky “spec” towers.
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News
Town planners join PGS revolt
The Royal Town Planning Institute has criticised the government’s proposed planning gain supplement (PGS) as “unworkable”.
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News
Future System's Prague library - images
Last week Future Systems won the competition for the Czech National library. View a full set of images, read our report of their win and see the rest of the shortlisted schemes.
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NewsFobert heads for the sun
Next Generation winner Jamie Fobert has revealed the first images of his private house project in Trinidad as he prepares to receive the award at next week’s Mipim conference in Cannes.
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MultimediaFlythrough: Rafael Vinoly's "walkie-talkie"
The inquiry into Rafael Vinoly's "walkie-talkie" skyscraper planned for Fenchurch Street in the City of London opened on Tuesday 6 March. Watch the architects flythrough of the proposed building.
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NewsFoster’s first hospital goes to planning
Foster & Partners’ first-ever hospital, an innovative facility near Bath intended to maximise the role of design in the healing process, was set to be granted outline planning approval this week.
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White paper extends protection
A buffer zone around the UK’s 24 world heritage sites will be proposed in the long-awaited heritage White Paper.
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TechnicalMaking an entrance
Juggling the competing demands of heating, disabled access and creating an appropriate first impression means that specifying a front door is far from straightforward.
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NewsLandmark Trust founder dies
John Smith, founder and major financial backer of the Landmark Trust, died last week.
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ReviewSensitive touch on design
Mutsuro Sasaki was fascinating but frightening, says Kester Rattenbury
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NewsSpot-list delays Dyson’s design school by a year
A high profile scheme in Bath by Wilkinson Eyre Architects will be delayed by at least a year because of local opposition.
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News
...as Viñoly defends his ‘walkie talkie’
Rafael Viñoly was quizzed over the sustainability of his proposed “walkie talkie” tower this week as a landmark public inquiry on the scheme got under way.
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Opinion
Oh dear, what can the matter be?
Too white. Too male. Too middle class. Every year, the architectural profession stares in the mirror with self-loathing and decides to do something about it.
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Opinion
Oh dear, what can the matter be?
Too white. Too male. Too middle class. Every year, the architectural profession stares in the mirror with self-loathing and decides to do something about it.
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Opinion
Creativity can live with profits
On behalf of the SMC Group I would like to respond to your article “Is this game over for the Terry Venables of Architecture?” (News analysis February 23).
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News
Twist in Supreme Court project
The battle over the future of the grade II listed Middlesex Guildhall has taken a fresh twist after a new planning application was submitted.