All Building Design articles in 13 April 2006 – Page 2
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NewsPart L sends costs spiralling
Delays in approving Barts & Royal London mean it must now comply with tough new carbon regulations
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‘Cinderella' role is championed
Specification writing - described as a "Cinderella activity" in the design process - is to be championed by the newly-launched Specifiers' Design Forum with a publicity drive, conference and CPD programme.
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NewsCapital designer wanted
Mayor of London in bid to enhance Architecture & Urbanism Unit and take on high-flying design director
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RRP Cambridge plan refused
Richard Rogers Partnership's proposals for a 1,000 home development around Cambridge station have been refused planning permission.
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ReviewCalm, understated and user friendly
A new book confirms Charles Saumarez Smith's view that Rick Mather's architecture is sophisticated and smooth
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NewsWilkinson Eyre reworks Brighton Marina scheme
Wilkinson Eyre has submitted radically redesigned proposals for Brighton Marina, but kept the controversial 40-storey tower at the heart of the scheme.
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NewsBrazilian Mendes da Rocha wins Pritzker
Brazil's Paulo Mendes da Rocha has been awarded the 2006 Pritzker Prize for architecture for work stretching back through six decades.
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Opinion
Fountain blame
There were some errors in your article about the Diana Memorial Fountain (News March 24).
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Opinion
Beware of novelty
Despite the temptation for a snigger from some quarters, your article "Academies could do better" (News March 31) may give the DfES pause for thought in the selection of signature architects and the Building Schools for the Future programme.
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MPs urged to name best public design
MP Ed Vaizey has submitted an early day motion urging fellow MPs to nominate buildings in their constituencies for the 2006 Prime Minister's Award for Better Public Building.
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ReviewArchitecture's great leap forward
Ideas and ideals are prominent in the V&A's ambitious and stimulating Modernism exhibition
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Scotland rewrites architecture policy
Scotland's policy on architecture is to be rewritten just five years after it was introduced.
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Opinion
Alsop in safe hands
It was refreshing to read Paul Hyett's observation (Letters April 7) on the recent acquisition of Will Alsop's practice by McColl.
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Government to teach school pupils about architecture
Architecture minister David Lammy is set to announce a new initiative this spring that will see the built environment used as an educational tool, with the aim of possibly establishing an architecture GCSE.
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