All Building Design articles in 13 May 2005 – Page 2
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TechnicalDeep impact
Roderic Bunn explains the benefits of using borehole cooling at the refurbished Royal Festival Hall
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Review
David Lynch and me
What I find interesting about film director David Lynch is the fact he operates on two levels.
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News
Councils vow to stop Solent Gateway plan
Local authorities in Hampshire have vowed to fight reported plans for a Thames Gateway-type scheme in their area.
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News
Maltings complex in next musical work
Haworth Tompkins is working on detailed designs for the conversion of a large complex of grade II-listed malting houses in Suffolk.
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News
Glasgow client lambasts RMJM project handling
Will HurstScottish Parliament architect RMJM launcheda robust defence this week after a client attacked its performance on the prestigious Glasgow Harbour project.Cala Homes regional director Hugh Martin said he had struggled to communicate with RMJM after a number of senior architects working on the project left the practice in the ...
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NewsPiccadilly circuit
Piccadilly Circus would be thrown open to pedestrians and feature a new central sculpture under radical plans for London's shopping district obtained by BD this week.
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News
Hodder calls in Clissold help
Hodder Associates has enlisted former RIBA president Paul Hyett to provide professional advice in its legal battle with Hackney council over the troubled Clissold Leisure Centre.
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Opinion
We bring everything upon ourselves
Just as Mind (the National Association for Mental Health) is set to launch its Let off Steam Week, the Sunday Times announces “Get stressed, stay young – the new health advice”.
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OpinionConcrete Boots
Cheesy chipsDeveloper Urban Splash has gone the whole hog in a marketing push for Will Alsop’s chip-inspired flats in the New Islington scheme in Manchester. The promotional website, at www.chipsforsale.com, features an animation of Alsop with a white chip-shop hat lowering onto his head and the flats being doused in ...
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News
Lea Valley plans boost Olympic chances
London’s chances of hosting the 2012 Olympics Games have been significantly improved, thanks to the Lower Lea Valley regeneration programme, according to rankings released this week.
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NewsGardens bloom for a golden Jubilee
Jubilee Gardens on London’s South Bank is set to receive a long-awaited overhaul with the submission of these shortlisted designs by Edaw, Gross Max, Thomas Heatherwick Studio and West 8.
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News
Jowell bids for design power
Culture secretary wants cross-government role to lobby for better design in public buildings
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Opinion
Wait for proof before judgment
We can only endorse George Ferguson’s proposal (News, May 6) to extend the period after completion that buildings can be entered for the Stirling Prize.
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OpinionFrancesco Bandarin
Francesco Bandarin, director of Unesco World Heritage Sites, this week hosted a conference in Vienna to discuss proposed guide-lines designed to protect heritage sites, such as Liverpool, from iconic, high-rise development.
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NewsUN plots icon ban
Unesco proposes tough new rules that could ban tall towers near world heritage sites
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News
Art nouveau theatre loses out in revamp of Yarmouths pier
A scheme to restore the historic Wellington Pier in Great Yarmouth looked set to win planning permission this week after English Heritage backed the project.
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