All Building Design articles in 15 April 2005 – Page 3
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Opinion
Singing my home town blues
How many practices does it take to design a housing development? If you live in Southwark, the answer is 16. If you live in Stratford-upon-Avon, the answer is none. I don’t know whether to laugh or cry. Given I was born and brought up in Stratford, I think I’ll cry.
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News
UK firms bid to rescue failed French icon
Orléans in new attempt to regenerate area around Calatrava bridge
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News
Foster’s back in frame for tallest tower
Foster & Partners is back in the running to design the tallest building in central London since Centre Point and BT Tower in the 1960s.
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Features
Autocad vs Microstation
Autocad’s developer says it is more business-oriented and its format is industry standard, while MicroStation’s claims a better respect for users. David Littlefield reports on the battle for your desk top
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Opinion
Arbs a fair cop
I would be grateful if I might make a correction to the report on recent professional conduct cases (News March 24).
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News
Animal attraction
Alvaro Siza and Eduardo Souto de Moura have unveiled their designs for a summer pavilion at London’s Serpentine Gallery.
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News
Goodsyard plans dusted off after three-year halt
Prominent Dutch masterplanner Kees Christiaanse is once again working on the controversial Bishopsgate Goodsyard site in east London following an almost three-year hiatus on the project.
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News
Livingstone adviser pushes high density
Ricky Burdett, architectural adviser to London mayor Ken Livingstone, has set out the case for high-density urban living in a report which claims that density is no barrier to creating successful communities.
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News
Election 05
The Labour manifesto revealed plans for a Heritage Protection Review aimed at giving members of the public a greater say in listings decisions.As well as pledges to nominate design champions and build new millennium villages, revealed in last week’s BD, the party has said it will give the Arts Council ...
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