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All Building Design articles in 13 July 2007 – Page 2
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Opinion
Poor practice
“It is a magical project by one of our brightest emerging practices,” says Niall McLaughlin, chair of the RIBA Awards, about the Singing Ringing Tree (July 6).
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NewsNew image for warehouse
Trevor Horne Architects has received planning permission for this £2.5 million conversion of a warehouse into a photography studio, offices and flats for the photographer and film director Rankin.
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News
Swindon picked as site for McCloud housing
DSDHA and Wright & Wright are to design two schemes in Swindon, Wiltshire, of up to 200 homes each as the first venture for TV presenter Kevin McCloud’s Hab Housing project.
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NewsVelodrome win for Hopkins
This concept design by Hopkins Architects with Expedition Engineering is the winning proposal for the Olympic velodrome.
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OpinionHats off to Rab
Just in case anyone doubted that Bennetts Associates’ success hasn’t diminished its fun-loving side, it has published 20 Moments to mark 20 years of its history.
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NewsHadid’s pavilion is third time lucky for Serpentine
Zaha Hadid’s stand-in installation for the Serpentine Gallery was unveiled this week, marking the third design for this year’s ill fated pavilion project.
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FeaturesGrand masters
Wouldn’t you love the chance to pick the brains of your architectural hero? Here, four young practices explain what made them seize that opportunity
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Opinion
Fairs’ fair
Like Marcus Fairs (Opinion, June 29), we were sceptical about hiring an architect when we decided to give our 1970s townhouse a contemporary makeover. The building is equally devoid of straight walls and right angles, and the project was always about subtraction rather than addition.
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NewsFury erupts as Islington rejects tower as ‘too tall’
Cabe has weighed in to defend a planned 39-storey skyscraper by Squire & Partners that has been rejected by Islington Council against the advice of planning officers.
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Building StudyFretton redesigns Warsaw embassy
Fretton’s second design for the British Embassy in Warsaw has such an authoritative presence it needs little fanfare.
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Opinion
Wet and dry
Olympic chiefs, worried about the cost of Zaha’s aquatics centre, must be taking heart from her temporary Serpentine pavilion which opened this week, on time and budget.
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Opinion
Down with icons
With respect to the distinguished Thames Gateway panel, surely it is impossible to believe that any one building, however iconic, could invigorate a whole area?
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NewsTate Modern keeps land set for Design Museum
Director’s ambitions to expand museum thwarted as gallery trustees keep its options open
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News
Get green with online database
BRE Certification has launched a digital database to help built environment professionals reduce their carbon footprints.
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Opinion
Cunning plan
Boots was alarmed to see that a group campaigning against the recent planning white paper has submitted an application to build a waste incinerator on the site of St Paul’s Cathedral.
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Opinion
Culture splash
As part of the Liverpool Capital of Culture 2008 celebrations, the School of Architecture is organising an exhibition and publication of work by prominent alumni, focusing mainly on their worldwide architectural influence.
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OpinionEH must win our confidence
The walkie talkie go-ahead gives notice that the UK will decide its own future — but we need strong, clear leadership
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OpinionIf money talks, let it be loud and clear
While the old days of distrust have diminished, real openness will only be won by frank dealings
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