All Building Design articles in 09 November 2007 – Page 4
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News
Pier centre picked as Scotland’s best
Reiach & Hall’s Pier Arts Centre in Orkney has beaten competition from buildings including Zaha Hadid’s Maggie’s Centre at Kirkcaldy to scoop Britain’s most lucrative architectural prize.
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NewsCall to rebuild St Bride’s bell tower
Gordon Benson of Benson Forsyth Architects has called for the demolished campanile of Gillespie, Kidd & Coia’s St Bride’s Church in East Kilbride (pictured) to be rebuilt.
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Opinion
Panel beating
The Changing Face of London conference itself did throw up some intriguing snippets, not least that Stratford City is to get an extremely well designed new Marks & Spencer by ex-Future Systems architect Angus Pond.
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NewsBDP wins award for Murrays’ Mills
BDP has won an award from the Georgian Group for its restoration of Murrays’ Mills at Ancoats in Manchester.
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News
Beetham Tower takes tall award
Ian Simpson has scooped an international award for his Beetham Tower in Manchester.
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NewsEstonian arts prize targets world names
Jan Kaplicky warns competition must be ‘truly international’
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Building StudyMacGabhann Architects' cultural centre in County Donegal turns up the volume
Local practice MacGabhann's second building in the little town of Letterkenny is a metal-clad tour de force in gold and silver, reports Charles Rattray
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NewsNatural approach for GP clinic
P&HS Architects has submitted a planning application for a £3 million health centre in Eaglescliffe, Stockton-on-Tees
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ReviewGillespie, Kidd & Coia show: Stars by any name
The magnificent Gillespie, Kidd & Coia exhibition at the Lighthouse gives Andy MacMillan and Isi Metzstein their rightful place in history
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NewsAnti-crime design team faces cuts
Local councils set to take over Metropolitan Police advisory role
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OpinionStadium disappoints all round
Far from being innovative and ground-breaking as claimed, the Olympic stadium is unsustainable and bad value for money
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NewsLiverpool’s new design goes ahead
Liverpool Football Club’s bold new £400 million stadium (above) by HKS Architects won planning approval this week.
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NewsNetwork Rail rejects Grimshaw for its framework agreement
Network Rail turns down Grimshaw's bid for inclusion in its framework amid legal battle over "defective" design work
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NewsClissold to reopen after four-year saga
One of the longest-running sagas in British architecture is set to conclude next month with the opening of Hodder Associates’ Clissold Leisure Centre, more than four years after it was closed for repairs.
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TechnicalT5 lounge at the thin end of the prefab wedge
Barker MCT has built karaoke pods and capsule hotels. Now its modular Express Wedges are part of Heathrow’s Terminal 5.
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News
Next Generation 2008 launched
The Architecture Foundation and Pipers have launched the 2008 Next Generation Architects Award.
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FeaturesPlaylist: Music for train journeys
Russell Brown has selected a list of songs inspired by his train trips from Norfolk to Hawkins Brown's Clerkenwell studio. Send your own list for the chance to win an iTunes token
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TechnicalThe secret behind Newhall’s closed doors
Proctor & Matthews has applied modular construction methods to low-rise family homes in Harlow, not only designing them but acting as developer as well
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AnalysisWill Bute battle Bloxham for Cardross?
After Tom Bloxham’s Urban Splash expressed interest in developing Gillespie, Kidd & Coia’s celebrated St Peter’s Seminary, a second would-be saviour, the Marquess of Bute, has thrown his hat into the ring
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MultimediaVideo report: BD's Architect of the Year Awards
Watch Zoë Blackler's video report from November's Architect of the Year Awards ceremony at London's Hilton Hotel