All Building Design articles in 14 October 2005 – Page 3
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News
Capita banking error amuses Scottish firm
Capita Percy Thomas has issued a writ against its former Scottish offices to claim back nearly £10,000 which was accidentally paid into their accounts.
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News
America looks to UK style
Will Alsop has won a £134 million project in Canada as evidence mounts that North American clients prefer British and European practices for “plum commissions”.
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Opinion
Snipers harm us all
I despair when I read an article such as that in BD (News September 30), in which you report on the Association of Consultation Architects’ criticism of the Architects Registration Board.Having spoken to a large number of architects I am encouraged in that I am certainly not alone in my ...
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ReviewAll sides of the square
Tiananmen Square was bound up with political power long before the massacre
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News
Pakistan alert came too late
Saturday’s earthquake struck before Pakistani authorities had a chance to reinforce key public buildings following a warning that the area was at greater risk.
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News
Nightingale bags academy honour
The UK’s first national skills academy will be designed by Nightingale Associates after it was chosen by the owner of BHS, retail mogul Philip Green.
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Technical
In detail 52: Des Moines Public Library, Des Moines, Iowa
The entire facade of the new public library in Des Moines is wrapped in an innovative glass skin incorporating a layer of copper mesh that reduces solar gain.
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