All Building Design articles in 15 December 2006 – Page 2
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Opinion
Green issues dominate this year and next
How will architects remember 2006? As the year when a member of the BNP stood for election as RIBA president, or when Sunand Prasad became the first non-white architect to succeed?
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News
Jowell: Olympic design has role to inspire
Culture minister Tessa Jowell has said the Olympic Development Authority must “ensure design is as much of a pre-occupation as cost control” as it procures buildings for the 2012 games.
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OpinionGames need design, delivery and legacy
Commentators have written recently that it has been “a good couple of weeks” for design and the Olympics. Amid some of the negative headlines on this same issue this is good to hear, but I do fear that the debate over the design approach for Olympic venues is in danger ...
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News
Gateway skills crisis highlighted
The skills shortage among existing Thames Gateway residents is the “number one” challenge facing the project, according to the newly appointed chief executive of the Gateway.
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NewsSave may fight Supreme Court proposal
Feilden & Mawson’s planned conversion of the grade II* listed Middlesex Guildhall on Parliament Square could face a legal challenge from Save Britain’s Heritage.
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Softroom scoops country house hotel design prize
Softroom has triumphed in a controversial RIBA competition to design a country-house hotel in Lancashire.
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NewsThe cost of going global
Top architects’ green credentials in doubt as their international flights create huge quantities of carbon
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Opinion
Dump the dismal Collieston entries
The Collieston competition (BD December 8) should have been inspirational.
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News
Website gives free view of Sir John Soane’s collection
The entire collection of drawings and records held at Sir John Soane’s Museum is to be made available to the public free online.
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NewsLloyd’s and listing lobby choose to collaborate
The Twentieth Century Society has put on hold its controversial plan to apply for the spot-listing of the Lloyd’s of London headquarters after meeting the building’s managers this week.
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NewsBold as brass
NBBJ Architects has won planning permission from Tower Hamlets council for this £28 million Biosciences Innovation Centre in Whitechapel for Queen Mary College London, the London Development Agency and the Department for Communities & Local Government.
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NewsNext generation’s big break
Young architects urged to grab commercial opportunity offered by Architecture Foundation competition
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OpinionBeyond a joke
What forces created the “prison camp-esque” Tranmere scheme in Merseyside? (Works December 1).
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NewsCamarthen Place houses by Architects in Residence
Young practice Architects In Residence has unveiled this striking residential scheme built on a tight urban site in London.
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A&DS blasts architects for ignoring earlier criticisms
Scotland’s design watchdog Architecture & Design Scotland (A&DS) has published a second damning report on Orkney Architects’ scheme for an office development on Victoria Street in Kirkwall, Orkney, accusing the designer of ignoring its comments on an earlier version.
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NewsMather Liverpool academy hit by science park row
A flagship building for Liverpool’s year as European Capital of Culture in 2008 is at the centre of a furious row between architect Rick Mather and local developers.
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