All Building Design articles in 11 March 2011 – Page 2
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News
Nikken Sekkei staff tell of their earthquake fears
Staff at Nikken Sekkei’s Tokyo headquarters have told how they feared for their lives as the worst earthquake in 130 years wreaked devastation across the north of Japan.
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Metropolitan Workshop lands Dún Laoghaire plan
London practice’s masterplan will integrate Irish harbour and town centre
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Gehry towers over Manhattan
Frank Gehry’s first skyscraper is nearing completion in Lower Manhattan,
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And Architects scores with resort
London sports specialist And Architects has landed a £150 million resort in Brazil with a built-in football college.
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HKS aims high with Noida hilton
HKS has been commissioned to design a five-star Hilton hotel in Noida, one of New Delhi’s four satellite cities.
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Woods Bagot set to fly into Baku airport
Woods Bagot has been appointed to design a new terminal at Heydar Aliyev International Airport in Baku, Azerbaijan
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The word on the Croisette
Terry Farrell, Michael Squire, Andrew Pryke, David Lawrence, Phil Doyle and Gavin Elliott on their experience of this year’s Mipim
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Technical
Cromwell Tower refurbishment by Witherford Watson Mann
The practice has reworked the reception area and meeting room to incorporate original furniture and new finishes
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Review
Berlin — Matter of Memory by FredrikTorisson
An exploration of Berlin divides the city into monuments and relics
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HOK heads Gatwick £1bn upgrade project
HOK’s London arm has been named the architect of Gatwick Airport’s £1 billion investment programme.
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RIBA plans to relaunch Liverpool HQ at waterfront
RIBA North West is gearing up to relaunch its Liverpool headquarters in a new location in the heart of the city’s waterfront at Mann Island.
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Ski jump is giant leap for JDS
Belgian firm JDS Architects’ ski jump at Holmenkollen in Norway has hosted its inaugural event - the 2011 FIS Nordic World Ski Championships.
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Robin Hood Gardens design panel axed
Design for London alarmed as advisers’ concerns on rebuild are ignored
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Hackney cinema given green light
Fletcher Priest Architects has won planning permission for its proposals to transform a former music venue in Hackney, East London into a mixed-use arts and leisure destination
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Make school goes on site
Work is underway on Make’s first school, the £34 million redevelopment of the Thomas Clarkson Community College in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire.
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English Heritage reports on ABK Redcar library
English Heritage has visited Ahrends Burton & Koralek’s (ABK) Redcar Central Library ahead of issuing a report detailing whether the building should be spot listed
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Society plans to celebrate Voysey
A new society dedicated to architect and designer Charles Voysey is seeking members, including the active committee roles of executive chair and secretary.
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Features
Seats of learning
At 1982’s Sit exhibition, 20th century chairs were modelled by famous names such as Leonard Manasseh
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Opinion
It’s a swindle
It would be naive and self-defeating for architects to offer professional support to the dysfunctional and cynical Big Society agenda (Debate February 25).
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Opinion
Local identity is the least of it
Grant Shapps’ Legoland comments are to be applauded, but we’ve got bigger problems than contextual sensitivity
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