All Building Design articles in 13 April 2007 – Page 2
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NewsSoho pool restoration
Munkenbeck & Marshall’s proposed £25 million redevelopment of this historic Soho swimming pool has been submitted to Westminster City Council for planning permission.
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Opinion
NY uncharmed
Will Alsop may have thoroughly charmed the Observer’s normally ruthless interviewer, Lynn Barber, in her profile of him in last week’s edition, but the maverick architect is having a tougher time of it on the other side of the Pond.
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Opinion
Listening skills
David Chipperfield endured a torrid time last week while defending his luxury De Vere Gardens apartment scheme to the planning committee and the mostly hostile residents of Kensington & Chelsea.
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OpinionRouse’s invaluable legacy
The Housing Corporation’s new design strategy demonstrates impressive ambition
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News
What's hot in Milan
The world's largest annual furniture fair takes place in Milan this week, with key collections from Jean Nouvel, Ron Arad and Zaha Hadid.
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Liverpool win for Haworth Tomkins
Haworth Tompkins is celebrating its biggest project win to date after it was appointed to design a £35 million revamp of the Everyman and Playhouse theatres in Liverpool.
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NewsMarylebone project go-ahead
Westminster council has granted planning for Make Architects’ luxury apartment development on Weymouth Street in Marylebone.
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ReviewThe home front, US style
Modern architecture is intrinsically tied up with war, argues this US-centric book reviewed by Catherine Croft
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ReviewLesson from failure
Andy Goldsworthy’s message that nature is cruel is delivered without sentiment.
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NewsRevamp for Euston station
American architect Leo A Daly has beaten competition from Make and Arup for a £1 billion redesign of one of London’s most notorious 1960s eyesores, Euston station.
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Six in running for Eltham mixed-use development
Six firms have been shortlisted in an RIBA competition for a mixed-use scheme at the Eltham Baths site in south-east London.
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Opinion
Customer service
Since I became a member of the RIBA in the 1970s, I have been hearing the same call for the institute to “promote” architects more. And I have seen the esteem in which architects are held and the power they have steadily decline.
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NewsEdinburgh critics will fight on
£300m Caltongate project in for planning, but campaigners fear it could jeopardise city’s world heritage status
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NewsKelly refuses to rein in councils on green homes
Communities secretary Ruth Kelly has refused to rein in those local authorities demanding faster adoption of the Code for Sustainable Homes, despite intense lobbying from house builders.
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ReviewLacking colour
A new show does little justice to Ettore Sottsass’s influential career, says Charles Holland
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TechnicalRestoration drama at Pall Mall Reform Club
The same terracotta tiles as those on Rome’s Palazzo Farnese are set to brighten up the historic private members’ club on London’s Pall Mall.
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Building StudyCool heads at city hall
The architect’s acute observations of Cork and conceptual understanding of the city’s urban context have produced a splendid extension to the city hall. Pictures by Dennis Gilbert/View
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