All Building Design articles in 14 January 2005 – Page 2
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TechnicalI wish Id done that... cladding
Alison Brooks on Atelier One’s cladding at the Singapore Arts Centre
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News
U-turn as Cambridge school reprieved
Cambridge University performed the final part of an extraordinary U-turn on Wednesday, as its general board voted unanimously to keep its world-famous department of architecture open.
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Harrogate in change of heart over funding listed buildings
Supporters of Harrogate’s rich heritage of Victorian architecture are claiming a major victory after the council changed its approach to buildings in the town.
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New homes failing to meet minimum building standards
Almost half of new homes fail to meet minimum building regulation requirements, according to a study carried out by the Building Research Establishment.
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TechnicalBroadcast in stone
A stone and glass facade brings unity to BBC’s Broadcasting House project
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OpinionConcrete Boots
Off with a bangThe Architectural Foundation’s design for its new building got off to a glitzy start with its opening bash on Wednesday night, but things had become a little hairy earlier in the week. Guests to the AF’s headquarters were asked to use a side entrance because the building ...
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Cash boost pushes Castleford forward
The world’s first televised regeneration project has received an unexpected boost in the form of £500,000 from a property company.
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Green targets must be bolder
A leading environmentalist this week criticised the government for being “insufficiently bold” in its green housing targets and called for a “revolution” in the construction industry.
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Opinion
Bleating feminists
I do regret that your magazine has seen fit to promote a feminist and political campaign to promote the interests of women and attack our profession.
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Arups Balmond heads star team for Sri Lankan tsunami rebuild
Arup engineer Cecil Balmond is spearheading a campaign to unite some of the world’s leading architects to help in the reconstruction of Sri Lanka following the devastating tsunami on Boxing Day.
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A capital face for architecture
Zaha Hadid’s winning design for the new headquarters for the Architecture Foundation.
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Opinion
Are we losing sight of architecture?
Put the kettle on, crack open the digestives and sit down, because this week we've got a big question for you. What is architecture?
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NewsFriendly alien
Italy’s quirky Massimiliano Fuksas is taking on the UK. Damian Arnold meets the man behind the bubbles
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Guideline warning after flood
The floods that devastated the North of England at the weekend have raised questions about the validity of the Environment Agency’s floodplain guidelines.
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Named and shamed joins 50/50 campaign
The practice with the worst record in Britain for employing female architects joined the country’s largest firm and 38 others this week and signed up to BD’s 50/50 Charter.
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Opinion
A 50/50 letters special
Congratulations on your 50/50 Campaign: you have my full support. Pringle Brandon has always been an equal-opportunity employer, and 36% of our architects, 40% of our technical staff and 43% of total staff are female.
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Danish firm wins 4th Grace site
Danish practice 3xnielsen has been selected to work up concept designs for a £65 million Museum of Liverpool on the Fourth Grace site.
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