All Building Design articles in 16 February 2007 – Page 2
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Competitions
For sale - Volvo V40
Volvo V40 1.9 T4 CD Estate. First registered 1998. 74K Miles. Metallic black. Full Volvo service history. Black leather interior. Electric sunroof, mirrors (heated), & windows.
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Competitions
For sale - Printer
OZAMINOR 33FL Diazo Printer complete with Machine, stand, cover, 20 litres Ammonia Solution and operating & service instruction manual. 3 x 140 watt Hi Actinic Lamps, Maximum Print Width - 1220 mm (48"), Maximum Print Speed - 400 metres/hour (22 f.p.m.), Machine Dimensions - Height with Stand 1060 mm (41 ...
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NewsAalto competition winners revealed
Five people have won tickets to the Alvar Aalto private view at the Barbican on Wednesday night
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OpinionBritain's second city: Manchester or Birmingham?
In his second blog entry, Nick Johnson, chair of Marketing Manchester, has no doubts which city deserves the title
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OpinionThe ODA's Olympic break for young architects
The ODA has responded to pressure from the architecture community, led by BD, and launched an urban design scheme for the Olympics aimed specifically at “emerging” practices. But what are up-and-coming firms saying about it? Interviews below by James Rose. To read Ellen Bennett's news story "Walkway design competition gives ...
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News
News Junkie: 17 and 18 February
The government is set to block Mangera Yvar’s £3 million east London supermosque, the Telegraph reported on Sunday. Find out what Ian Martin has to say on this story and the rest of the weekend's news in the first of his weekly dispatches.
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CompetitionsOffice let - Desk space
Desk places available sharing with Architects and other small creative businesses on Ground Floor of Quay House recently featured on BBC 4 Series on Architecture “Living with the Future”.
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CompetitionsFor sale - MGB
For sale: 1975 MGB GT limited edition Jubilee model, 55,000 miles only, 12 months tax, 7 months MOT. Bought in first class condition and much money spent to keep her that way. Tel. 01304 831034.
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CompetitionsFor sale - Peugeot
Peugeot 1.4 Style, 52 reg (Dec 2002), 38000 miles, full service history, MoT until December 2007, taxed until April 2007, bright shiny red, alarm, electric windows, excellent condition, £4395 o.n.o.
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CompetitionsHoliday let - Woolacombe, North Devon
Spacious house with two 4-bedroom self-contained flats overlooking beach at Woolacombe, adjoining the North Devon Coastal Path. Glorious views, ideal family seaside holidays. Good base for walkers on the Heritage Coast, garden lovers to visit Rhs Rosemoor, and exploring North Devon and Exmoor.
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CompetitionsFor sale - Honda motorbike
1998 (R reg) Honda CBR600F. Black. 17k miles, VGC. 1 owner from new. Standard bike. FSH. Datatag, S/S hoses, recent service and new tyres. Tax 09/07, MOT 05/07. £2100. Spare fairings (black), Remus can, crash protectors, matching baglux tank cover and bag - £250. Will split. Tel Mark on 07834 ...
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News
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OpinionOn competitions
Nick Johnson blogs on judging the latest addition to New Islington, the true meaning of Biffin's Bridge and what judges are really looking for
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NewsLondon to get Britain's first Mies Van Der Rohe?
High hopes that Peter Palumbo would win his battle to build Mies's Mansion House Square scheme.
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Opinion
Zero Carbon Development
Suddenly it seems that sustainability is on everyone’s lips. It has rapidly become an overriding national priority and when Chancellor Gordon Brown committed himself to the target of making all new homes carbon neutral by 2016, he handed a massive challenge to the design and development industries (Tough New Rules ...
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Tall Buildings
The UK’s skyline is on the rise, particularly in the main cities – London and the north. Skyscrapers are popping up all over the place with the enthusiastic backing of civic leaders such as London Mayor Ken Livingstone and Manchester city council chief executive Howard Bernstein, who want to maintain ...
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The Olympics
With just five years to go until the London 2012 Olympics, the race is on win lucrative jobs designing the permanent and temporary structures. But despite the profession’s euphoria when London first won the Games, grave doubts over the government’s commitment to design quality soon emerged as it became clear ...
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Opinion
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