All Building Design articles in 15 July 2011 – Page 3
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OpinionShould we build a new generation of garden cities?
Yes, says Emma Cariaga, Development director of Land Securities. No, says Kate Houghton from the Campaign to Protect Rural England.
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OpinionWhere is the masterplan?
Design Council Cabe’s efforts to cobble together a joint strategy for Vauxhall Cross are too little too late
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NewsCabe seeks coherent skyscraper strategy
South London regeneration area architects brought together
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NewsLobbyists lambast EH for heritage crisis ‘denial’
Britain’s heritage is at risk of slipping into crisis because the system intended to protect it is so “dysfunctional”, it was claimed today.
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NewsRMJM signs off on Ayr campus
RMJM’s £70 million University of the West of Scotland campus in Ayr has been completed.
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NewsCottrell & Vermeulen wins planning for Southwark school
Cottrell & Vermeulen Architecture has been granted planning permission for the redevelopment of Notre Dame secondary school in Southwark, south London.
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OpinionPillow talk
English Heritage chief Simon Thurley, who lives in the historic Clifton House near King’s Lynn, told the Sunday Times that before he and his wife Anna climb into bed every night, they vacuum the sheets.
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OpinionHeading off
The RCA’s Nigel Coates was sent off in style last week with a lavish party at the College, attended by hundreds of former students and well-wishers.
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OpinionThe name game
Meanwhile rumours rage about who will take Coates’s place, with everyone from Tony Fretton to Thomas Heatherwick in the frame.
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News
This week's ups and downs
Going upDown shiftingCity of London planning officer Peter Rees has revealed he has seen a growth in planning applications for the refurbishment of office blocks and believes this trend heralds the end of the skyscraper boom.Back to blackIn September housebuilder Barratt will report a pre-tax profit for a full financial ...
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Archive TitlesThe winds of change
Future Systems tent-like structure in Croydon met a premature end
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OpinionSporting chance
The great 2012 ticketing fiasco has claimed another victim with the former chief of the Olympic Delivery Authority, David Higgins, revealing he’s missed out on the opening and closing ceremonies.
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Building StudyCaruso St John creates a ‘room for the city’ in central Bremen
Sited in the city’s historic temple district, next to the town hall and cathedral, the €33 million, 23,300sq m project will complete the north-western edge of the Domshof central square.The seven-storey building is arranged around an oval-shaped courtyard, conceived as a “room for the city”, open to the sky and ...
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OpinionBeware starchitects bearing gifts
Much-vaunted showpiece schemes can often become a front for sneaking bad buildings in under the radar
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NewsWestminster Academy and Gove sue BDP
Education secretary Michael Gove has joined forces with Westminster Academy to sue BDP in the High Court over defects with the Stirling prize-nominated building.
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NewsJestico + Whiles - DUO boutique, Covent Garden, London
An interior of oak, concrete and leather showcases DUO’s footware
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NewsRogers rejects call for more garden cities
Richard Rogers has hit out at a new report recommending Britain builds a new generation of garden cities.
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