All Building Design articles in 13 March 2009 – Page 3
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NewsHepworth Gallery topped out
David Chipperfield Architects’ Hepworth Gallery in Wakefield, West Yorkshire, has been topped out
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NewsPitt favoured as new body’s chair
Housing minster Margaret Beckett has named Michael Pitt the preferred choice for chairman of the newly created Infrastructure Planning Commission, which will be based in Bristol
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NewsCome on Eileen
Allies & Morrison’s 43-storey residential tower Eileen House, in Elephant & Castle, south London, has been submitted for planning
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NewsLibrary is first chapter in city PFI
Developer Kajima has handed over the keys of the Ryder Architecture-designed £24 million Newcastle City Library to Newcastle Libraries in a ceremony attended by poet laureate Andrew Motion
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LDA unveils new urban agenda
The London Development Agency announced its new citywide urban agenda at Mipim on Wednesday
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OpinionDo you still want protection?
We hope our Arb survey will give an accurate picture of what the profession really feels
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OpinionValue the whole, not the parts
Nature England this week has broken with quango tradition and spoken sense: that the arbitrary division we make between the areas we conserve and those we exploit must end
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ReviewWhen Richard Seifert stalked the land
This take on Richard ‘Colonel’ Seifert’, one of the stalwarts of London’s architectural scene in the 1960s, was a little too cosy
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OpinionHorse sense
Further to Jonathan’s Glancey’s article (February 20) regarding the expense of Mark Wallinger’s White Horse at Ebbsfleet, there is a simple solution.
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Opinion
Raise your game
In response to Andrew Black (Letters February 27) and his apparent concern for the work being done by architectural consultants/ designers, are we to believe that only part III RIBA architects are qualified to design buildings?
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MultimediaFosters' Paris towers (fly-through)
Watch a fly-through of Foster and Partners plans for the tallest mixed use building in Europe.
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OpinionHas English Heritage failed to protect Robin Hood Gardens?
Yes, says Dan Cruickshank, it has utterly failed to realise the estate’s worth and potential; while EH’s Steve Bee says not recommending it for listing doesn’t mean it should be lost
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Opinion
Time to educate
Over the past 15 years, I have delivered many seminars to the public, which often does not understand that being an “architectural designer” is not the same thing.
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OpinionEasing the march of the Tesco towns
The supermarket behemoth won a competition ruling last week that will dictate the shape of our cities to come
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FeaturesIce man cometh
In 1992, Frank Gehry celebrated his new chair range for Knoll Studio by dressing up in his ice hockey kit. A chacun...
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ReviewLe Corbusier’s Le Cabanon at the RIBA
Le Cabanon, the French Riviera beach home Le Corbusier built for his wife in the 1950s, arrives at the RIBA in a 1:1 reconstruction
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Opinion
Bridge of sighs
I read with extreme sadness about the setback for Thomas Heatherwick’s brilliant bridge design for King’s Cross (News March 6). What is £7.5 million to pay for excellence in the present climate, when a banker is rewarded for his mistakes with £20 million in public money to play golf in ...
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