All Building Design articles in 15 May 2009 – Page 2
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NewsRevisions risk scuppering theatre development
Plans by Loates-Taylor Shannon and theatre specialist Tim Foster to rebuild London’s historic Westminster Theatre are hanging in the balance after original plans became unviable
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Upton housing reaches completion
The UK's first zero-carbon homes outside the BRE Innovation Park have been completed in Upton in Northamptonshire
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NewsBurnham to police design standards
Government design champion and culture secretary Andy Burnham will be tasked with ensuring Whitehall departments bring all new government building projects up to scratch
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Brighton firm splits as workload collapses
Brighton practice DRP Architects has split into two new companies after losing 90% of its workload because of the recession
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NewsRose Bowl blossoms
Sheppard Robson’s Rose Bowl building for Leeds Metropolitan University was officially opened last Friday
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Seven on all-time Stirling shortlist
Seven buildings have been shortlisted for the RIBA Journal/Schüco Stirling of Stirlings, a vote for the best building of the entire 175 years of the RIBA’s existence
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NewsLink up with opportunities abroad
The second annual Beyond Britain conference - hosted by BD in association with UK Trade & Investment, the government's international business development organisation - will be held on May 21
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NewsAberdeen row over rival plans
Landscape architect Martha Schwartz is working on a £140 million Aberdeen project which critics claim threatens an arts centre scheme in the same location by Brisac Gonzalez Architects
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Opinion
Recession proof
I have recently been given the wonderful new status of RIBA associate member. This enables me to have a name that “better reflects the status of aspiring professionals”, a name that will only be known to myself, as of course to actually use the letters of RIBA I need to ...
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ReviewPhotographs of Italian modernism are on a mission to influence
A magic period for Italian design is depicted in this exhibition at the Estorick Collection in London
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Features
Insurance for part II graduates
I am thinking of setting myself up as a self-employed architectural assistant. As I am an RIBA part II qualified person but not a fully qualified architect, can I use the same PII procedures or is there insurance that has been designed specifically for non-architects?
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OpinionPrince fails on sustainability
Prince Charles’s rejection of experimentation irrationally dismisses our best hope of tackling climate change
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FeaturesQuinlan Terry proves fixed and eternal
The right-wing renaissance in architecture was already making ground 28 years ago
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Opinion
No duplication
There will have been wry smiles at the thought of Cabe the “spendaholic”, retaining the best professionals in the business on £400 a day (Leader May 8)
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Opinion
Queen of clubs
I note that in her tirade against the RIBA (Practice April 17) that Irena Bauman did not disclose she is a Cabe commissioner, appointed not elected, and I understand paid £9,000 for the privilege
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Building StudySheffield: City of skeletons
Sheffield remains a unique city set in a spectacular landscape, but the gutted form of Park Hill exemplifies the efforts being spent to make it look like everywhere else
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OpinionCourgettes loom over the city streets
Vertical urban farms could solve many of the world’s food problems - but at what cost?
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OpinionThrough thick and thin: Prince Charles and Michael Manser
After 25 years Michael Manser had his second meeting with Prince Charles on Tuesday evening. This time, however, things were a little more amicable
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OpinionCabe enablers cheap at price
In the wake of the onslaught by the Conservative Party on Cabe (News May 8), it is pertinent to reflect on why its enabling programme was developed
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