All Building Design articles in 14 May 2010 – Page 2
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NewsCabe backs Studio RHE’s east London tower
Cabe has given a cautious thumbs-up to Studio RHE’s plans for a striking 24-storey tower in east London.
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NewsScottish Enterprise insists on an 'international winner'
The RIAS has accused the public backers of a controversial Aberdeen scheme of freezing out Scottish design talent.
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Opinion
Building on the bureaucratic rubble
Coalition government could be the best news the construction industry’s had in years
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NewsCurtain up on National Theatre proposals
Haworth Tompkins has unveiled detailed proposals for its £50 million transformation of Denys Lasdun’s National Theatre, ahead of a planning submission expected next month.
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OpinionOur heritage is in your hands
The Brooking Collection of Architectural Detail needs your help to survive
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Opinion
Shoddy masonry
We need an RIBA with a spine that stands up for the profession rather than a “yes body”. We also need an institute that has a council with no conflicts of interest whatsoever, as the “fingers in pies” scenario on any panel is highly detrimental to it functioning properly
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Students win HTA placement
Two architectural students from Oxford Brookes University have won a student ideas competition to design a contemporary affordable housing scheme.
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NewsNiemeyer leaves hospital
Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer (pictured) has left hospital after spending nearly two week being treated for a urinary infection.
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Opinion
Use your head
Charles Bain Smith (Letters May 7) seems to have a smattering of gynaecological knowledge which doesn’t seem all that applicable to staircases.
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Opinion
The grisly truth
The question last week about the 100mm rule on staircases has a slightly grisly answer I think.
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Green light for Leeds regeneration plans
Planners have approved DLG Architects’ £30 million office and retail development in Leeds.
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OpinionGove must try harder, not us
As an architect who has been working on school projects, including BSF schemes for the last 15 years, I feel I have to respond to Michael Gove’s statement that architectural practices “have done so well out of the Building Schools for the Future programme by creaming off cash which should ...
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NewsFoster's waxes historical in Racine
The American company behind Toilet Duck and Mr Muscle has opened a Foster & Partners-designed hall.
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Make’s Olympic signpost stumbles at first hurdle
Developers have pledged to redouble efforts to realise plans by Make Architects for a landmark building which would signpost entry into London in time for the 2012 Olympics
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RARA launches festival tours
The Redundant Architects Recreation Association (RARA) is to host barge tours of east London, brew its own beer and hold an exhibition of members’ work as part of next month’s London Festival of Architecture.
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Opinion
Correction
Contrary to our report last week, the Olympic Park wind turbines are not being developed by Atkins but by the firm Quiet Revolutions
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Opinion
Time for change
In common with many others, I am beginning to despair of the RIBA. Its timid approach on the low pay issue, the disarray of RIBA London, and the council members who have not signed the declaration of interests form, thereby potentially making council decisions open to challenge, are all signs ...
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FeaturesCelebrate the station
When the Building Research Station celebrated its 50th anniversary in 1971, BD asked some of the industry’s leading lights what they thought of it.
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NewsMartin replaces Firth at Capita
Clifford Martin (pictured) has been appointed head of Capita Architecture, the architecture division of Capita Symonds
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