All Building Design articles in 10 November 2006 – Page 2
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Opinion
Fictitious foil
Architects aren’t just an arrogant lot, according to playwright Oren Safdie, whose satire on the profession opens this week (see Focus), they are also gullible.
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Opinion
Entrance to Hades
Ellis Woodhead calls Zaha Hadid’s Maggie’s Centre in Fife “architecture of a very high order”.
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News
Two firms join jinxed Edinburg
Sutherland Hussey Architects and Comprehensive Design Architects are the latest practices to appear in the long running saga of Edinburgh’s £100 million Haymarket site.
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NewsFosters Dresden triumph
Foster & Partners has completed the redevelopment of Dresden Station in Germany, featuring a new 30,000sq m roof.
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Opinion
Save our Olympics from disaste
In response to your editorial (November 3), I share your concerns and am growing increasingly despondent about the Olympics procurement process.
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Opinion
Too much detail
BD seems to be following much of the rest of the magazine industry in its reliance on large images to fill pages when a smaller one with more informative and quality text would be far preferable.
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NewsFollowing in the delegations
BD followed in the Unesco mission’s footsteps, with a tour that began on the north bank of the Thames looking up at the Tower of London’s southern walls.
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Opinion
Housing renewal needs quality control
Anyone who has struggled in assembling a Billy bookcase from their local Ikea may wonder what challenges await those brave enough to buy one of their prefabricated homes.
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FeaturesAre you sitting comfortably?
Zoë Blackler meets Oren Safdie, whose bitter experience as an architecture student moved him to expose the profession in a play which has its European premier in London this week
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Review
Are you sitting comfortably?
Zoë Blackler meets Oren Safdie, whose bitter experience as an architecture student moved him to expose the profession in a play which has its European premier in London this week
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ReviewWhen two worlds collide
A new book explores the relationship between fashion and architecture, writes Shumon Basar
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NewsStem cell centre
Sheppard Robson has been appointed to design a £35 million Centre for Regenerative Medicine at the University of Edinburgh.
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Public building targets in danger, warns CPA
Hundreds of schools and thousands of new homes will not be built on time, the Construction Products Association (CPA) has warned the government.
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News
Top practices jostle to build
Architects including Make, Glenn Howells and Wilkinson Eyre are vying to design a visitor centre promoting Sherwood Forest and its most famous son, Robin Hood.
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Tate Britain shortlist favours
Up and coming firms DRMM and DSDHA are competing against established names including Rick Mather to become the exclusive architect for Tate Britain.
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