All Building Design articles in 14 March 2008 – Page 2
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TechnicalMore panes, more gains
As thermal performance rises up the agenda, Will Hunter trawled the recent Ecobuild show at Earls Court to find the windows with the best U-values
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NewsFat wins in Walsall
Fat has triumphed in an RIBA competition to design a community library facility in Walsall, the first time it has won a competition to design a public building.
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NewsDuggan Morris victory at Mersey Observatory
Duggan Morris Architects is to design the new Mersey Observatory in Crosby after seeing off competition from Studio 8, Phos Architects, Farrell & Clark, and Ellis Williams Architects.
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Technical
Rich man, poor man: door knobs
Globe turning door handles and Smooth round glass door knobs
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NewsMartin Pawley dies
Martin Pawley, architect, critic, teacher, and a former editor of BD, died on Sunday aged 69, after a long illness.
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NewsOMA unveils Dubai development
OMA Architects has revealed its masterplan for a 12 million sq m waterfront development in Dubai.
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ReviewDesign school
Results of an initiative by the Scottish government and Glasgow’s Lighthouse to involve teachers and pupils in school design are on show at the Lighthouse.
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News
EH joins in criticism of Luton retail scheme
English Heritage has joined the Victorian Society in condemning a £150 million Broadway Malyan retail scheme which involves demolishing two grade II listed buildings in Luton’s historic hat-making district.
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NewsConcrete creates elegant pavilion
The Architectural Association’s pavilion at Bedford Square in London opened on Thursday 13 March.
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Features
Pawley’s prescience on the city
Jonathan Glancey recalls his disagreements with former BD editor Martin Pawley, who died this week, about the future of the city
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ReviewMaking a public stand at London Open City
Fred Manson on the Design for London exhibition at Somerset House on the value of public space
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News‘Delighted’ Edinburgh champions Farrell
Terry Farrell will remain as Edinburgh City Council’s design champion, despite earlier rumours that the local authority was poised to scrap the position.
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NewsHOK Sport's champion design for Lyon FC
HOK Sport unveiled its designs for Olympique Lyonnais’s new 60,000-seat stadium at the Mipim property fair in Cannes this week.
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NewsFCB Studios wins castle consent
Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios’ visitor centre for the Museum of Somerset at grade I listed Taunton Castle has won planning.
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NewsUrban Splash hires Hoskins for Cardross regeneration
Developer Urban Splash has hired Gareth Hoskins Architects to develop regeneration ideas for one of Scotland’s most important modernist buildings, St Peter’s Seminary in Cardross.
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NewsRIBA calls for medal nominees
The RIBA is calling for nominations for next year’s RIBA Royal Gold Medal.
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Capita Symonds buys up Lovejoy
Capita Symonds has bought one of the UK’s largest multi-disciplinary consultancies, Lovejoy, for an undisclosed sum.
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BPF chief calls for green incentives
The British Property Federation has called on ministers to offer financial incentives in return for better environmental performance in buildings.
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Darling cash boosts green housing
Chancellor Alistair Darling has announced that he will pour £26 million into the government’s Green Homes Service from next year in a bid to improve the sustainability credentials of the UK’s housing stock.
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Wifi to boost new city development
Southampton’s architecture centre is to use wireless technology to transmit site-specific stories to the public in a bid to increase architectural awareness in the city.
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