All Building Design articles in 16 April 2004 – Page 3
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News
Camden Lift push
Allford Hall Monaghan Morris’s Kentish Town Integrated Care Centre for the Camden & Islington NHS Local Improvement Finance Trust (Lift) has been submitted for planning approval.
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Opinion
Clissold cacophony
A series of bizarre faults with the Clissold Leisure Centre are listed in Hackney council’s latest report on the troubled north London building. One item on the list reads: “Inadequate privacy to female changing rooms.” Another states: “Blocked symphonic drainage outlets”. The last one perplexed BD. Isn’t the word “symphonic” ...
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Building StudyA building the Thames needs?
Jeremy Till on Foster's new housing in the first of our guest critiques
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NewsCullinan visitor centre for Botanic Garden
Edward Cullinan Architects is designing an ambitious £10 million visitor centre for the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh.
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News
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Opinion
Ban the bad
RIBA president George Ferguson is urging architects to “practise intolerance” on bad architecture with a rallying call on the profession to be “as intolerant of bad and mediocre architecture and planning as we should be of bad food”. So next time you walk past a building, you don’t like you ...
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News
Architects urged to infiltrate planning
The government must find ways to persuade more architects to become planners, RIBA president George Ferguson urged last week.
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Opinion
Angela Brady
Building the Dream is a new reality game show with the biggest prize ever given away on daytime TV – a £500,000 house designed by architect Brady Mallalieu. Here Brady talks to Karen Glaser about being broadcast to the nation
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Opinion
Stand firm against PFI trophy hunters
Is it commercially astute or cynically manipulative to hire good architects to improve your PFI bid and then drop their services once you’ve won?
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NewsAdjaye wins first major US commission
Architect David Adjaye has finally bagged a major project in the US after winning a competition to design an art gallery in Denver, Colorado.
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NewsThe world according to Joep
Is this the future of small practices? Karen Glaser listens to Joep van Lieshout's plans to change architecture
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News
Architect fined £7,500 for piracy
Architects are among the worst-offending computer software pirates in the UK, industry watchdog the Business Software Alliance told BD this week.
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1930s cinema faces demolition
The interior of a much-loved 1930s cinema in Edinburgh is set to be demolished under schemes by three of the city's leading architects.
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Technical
In detail 01: Verulamium Hypocaust Building, St Albans
A mosaic floor and hypocaust from a ruined villa in the Roman city of Verulamium are enclosed and protected by a single storey building. Disturbance of the ground has been minimised by using 24 micro-piles , threaded perforated tubes 30mm in diameter, which are drilled into the ground and pumped ...
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RIAS puts up £25,000 prize for 2004 award
The RIAS has renewed its pledge of a £25,000 prize for the best new building in Scotland.
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