All Building Design articles in 12 December 2008 – Page 2
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AnalysisPrince looks to past for the future
The Prince’s Foundation’s latest design aims to show that low-energy housing need not be the preserve of modernists. Will Hurst reports
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Opinion
Flexible friend
In my search for architectural work I followed the advice of David Gloster and others (Analysis October 24)
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News
Residential sector hit worse than expected
The residential construction sector has been hit harder than expected by the financial crash, according to a report by business analyst Experian Construction Forecasts.
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NewsRTKL Edinburgh harbour masterplan in for planning
Plans by RTKL to regenerate Edinburgh’s vast harbour — with two new piers, homes, offices and up to five new hotels — have been submitted for planning
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Opinion
Eastern promise
Architecture, landscape and urban design practice East continues to display an amazing knack of winning work from London government.
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NewsLondon practice is DLR design winner
Weston Williamson has won a Transport for London competition to devise a design approach to redevelop stations on the Docklands Light Railway.
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NewsOpen design contest for Lightbox pavilion
The Architecture Foundation has launched a competition to design a semi-permanent summer pavilion to sit outside Marks Barfield’s Lightbox gallery in Woking
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Construction orders plummet
The Chartered Institute of Purchasing & Supply’s (Cips) UK Construction report has revealed a steep fall in orders and employment levels across the industry.
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NewsFormer gang member chosen as role model
Trainee architect will help encourage black youths to enter profession
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NewsHousing scheme places Hackney church at centre of community
Matthew Lloyd Architects has submitted a planning application for a project in London’s Hackney Wick which would provide community facilities and 30 new homes around a grade II* listed church
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Opinion
No call for change
Parliament Square (Solutions December 5) is already a very fine pedestrian space, skilful in its design, masterplan and detailed elements
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News
Sutton Vane lights up Bolton
A £170,000 lighting scheme by Sutton Vane Architects is to illuminate Bolton’s architectural landmarks at night.
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OpinionTrapped between ego and blandness
Totalitarian architectural monuments or toadying to heritage? The choice is yours
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ReviewWright and beautiful
A new book on the non-residential work of Frank Lloyd Wright is a keeper, says George Ferguson
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News
FCB’s Barnstaple college designs
Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios’ designs for a £125 million “cathedral of learning” for North Devon College, have been submitted for planning
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OpinionBad time for a nationalist split
The Scots’ desire to break away from centres of power in England could unleash multiple problems at a sensitive time
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Opinion
Back to panels
You suggest that “a huge cheer greeted the latest review of the planning system” (Leader November 28). I am not sure who from!
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NewsClash completes Derby arts hub
The Level Centre (pictured), an arts building for people with learning difficulties, by Clash Architects, has opened in Rowsley, Derbyshire
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