All Building Design articles in 14 January 2011 – Page 4
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Review
Masterworks: architecture at the Royal Academy
Today sees the opening of an exhibition of the models and drawings, known as Diploma Works, that have been presented by architects on their election to the Royal Academy.
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News
Architects chosen for Glasgow 'floating village'
London architect Baca and Glasgow-based ZM Architecture have been chosen to develop designs for a £30 million floating village in Glasgow.
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News
Winning homes in Haiti design competition revealed
One year after earthquake, five teams picked for dwellings designed to fight spread of TB
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Review
Atlas of Conflict: Israel-Palestine
Malkit Shoshan’s careful mapping of Israel’s physical data invites further interrogation
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News
Tottenham Hotspur plans demolition of 2012 Olympic stadium
Architect working for club says Populous-designed structure not suitable for football
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News
London’s first skyscraper has its listing upgraded
London’s first skyscraper has had its protection upgraded from grade II to grade I in recognition of its “outstanding architectural interest”.
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News
Balfron Tower’s human face
East London’s Balfron Tower has become the setting for a photo shoot designed to show the connection between the building and its residents.
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News
Victorian Society lobbies to save Edgbaston houses
A row of six Victorian and Edwardian houses in Edgbaston is under threat as part of plans to build a retirement village.
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News
Farrell's Earls Court redevelopment threatened by Big Society plans
Council tenants want to take over own homes
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Room for London competition attracts 500
Winner of the contest, organised by Alain de Botton’s Living Architecture, due next month
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Review
Building a Library 40: The Prefabricated Home, by Colin Davies
Robert Harbison picks 50 books that should feature in any architectural library.
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News
Prince's Foundation plots Indian Poundbury
The Prince’s Foundation for the Built Environment has opened its first Indian office, in Mumbai, with the aim of building a new eco-town based on Poundbury and bringing values of “sustainable urbanism” to projects on the sub-continent.
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Competitions
To let: Office space in Clerkenwell, London EC1R
Ground floor office space in an architect’s office. If you are looking for aspacious, naturally lit office area for up to 9 people and a calm atmosphere then this could be the place for you.
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News
Robin Hood Gardens residents vote for HTA scheme
Residents of Robin Hood Gardens have voted in favour of the HTA and Squire & Partners’ designs for the housing estate’s redevelopment, as the council admitted it had once again delayed an official decision
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News
PLP's Heron Plaza gets planning
Work on 43-storey City of London scheme to start later this year
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Video special - Frank Gehry, Norman Foster and Diller Scofidio & Renfro
The best videos we’ve seen this week - Norman Foster dicusses his recently completed Sperone Westwater Gallery in New York, Gehry introduces his new skyscraper and Diller Scofidio & Renfro’s visualisation of the new Broad Museum in LA.
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Building Study
Ty-Hedfan, Brecon Beacons, by Featherstone Young
The irregular geometries of Sarah Featherstone and Jeremy Young’s floating house never overwhelm its role as a family home.
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News
Holder Mathias wins approval for Woking office block
A 2,500sq m office scheme in Woking, Surrey, by Holder Mathias has been given planning by the local council.
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