All Building Design articles in 13 May 2011 – Page 4
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Hague announces new embassies
The UK is to open or reopen up to five new embassies as part of a major reassessment of its diplomatic priorities.
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FeaturesLife Class: Emilio Ambasz
New York-based architect Emilio Ambasz shares a few of his loves and hates.
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AnalysisGlasgow masterpiece under threat
The owner of Alexander ’Greek’ Thomson’s Egyptian Halls says he has no option but demolition. James Benedict Brown reports
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NewsRogers Stirk Harbour offsets slump with overseas work
Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners has made up for a major drop in British work by expanding overseas, its latest accounts reveal
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NewsPlanning decisions within a year, promises Shapps
Housing minister Grant Shapps has announced a 12-month time limit for decisions on planning applications.
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NewsRIBA Regent Street Windows Project 2011
Now in its second year, the RIBA-run initiative features 10 architect-designed shop windows with practices including Hut, Glowacka Rennie, DSDHA, Duggan Morris, Marks Barfield and Ian McChesney
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NewsRobin Partington plans for Swindon submitted
Robin Partington Architects’ plans for the redevelopment of Swindon town centre have been submitted to the council for approval
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NewsCity agrees air-rights deal to secure future of Viñoly's Walkie Talkie
Extraordinary planning powers will be used to protect Rafael Viñoly’s Walkie Talkie tower from possible objections
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NewsSpurs launches second Olympic stadium legal challenge
Tottenham Hotspur Football Club has launched a second judicial review attempt over its failed bid to secure a lease on the Populous-designed Olympic stadium
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Building StudyHolburne Museum of Art extension, Bath, by Eric Parry Architects
Eric Parry’s Holburne Museum pavilion has emerged from protracted battles with planners to reflect the best of its former pleasure garden setting.
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ReviewThe Complete Architecture of Adler & Sullivan
Adam Caruso delights in the completion of a 55-year project to publish extensive photographs of the work of Louis Sullivan
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NewsSlowscape Collective - Shadowboxing gallery installation
A team of Royal College of Art postgraduate architecture and design students have collaborated to create a temporary installation for a two-week exhibtion
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NewsMagma Architecture reveals designs for Olympic shooting
Events will be held in temporary venue at Woolwich
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NewsArchitect bids to protect Bristol's Kings Weston House
An architect has formed a community group to try and protect the grade I listed building and find its missing statue
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Scott Brownrigg wins KPMG work in Leeds
Scott Brownrigg has won the contract to design KPMG’s headquarters in Leeds, replacing Ian Simpson Architects’ plans for a pair of “kissing towers” on the same site.
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NewsType3 Studio wins green belt consent for Bedfordshire housing
Type3 Studio has won planning permission for four zero-carbon houses on green belt land in central Bedfordshire
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RCA student Joseph Deane awarded RIBA Stephen Williams Scholarship 2011
Royal College of Art student Joseph Deane has been awarded the third RIBA Stephen Williams Scholarship, to complete his Masters degree in Architecture
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NewsCardross Seminary set to be saved after being bought by arts charity
Gillespie, Kidd & Coia’s St Peter’s Seminary at Cardross near Glasgow could be saved after public arts charity NVA purchased the property from the Archdiocese of Glasgow.The Grade A listed scheme, near Loch Lomond, was completed in 1966 but has since fallen into disrepair.NVA now plans to refurbish the seminary, ...