All Building Design articles in 16 February 2007 – Page 3
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Opinion
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Opinion
Lost opportunity
I am bemused that a deputy-chairman of any nascent NGO should resign because he doesn’t like the shape of his own organisation.
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ReviewLabour of love sheds new light on master
“It hasn’t been enjoyable. It’s been very difficult,” says Shigeru Ban about his role putting together the exhibition on Alvar Aalto, opening next week at The Barbican.
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Opinion
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Have our reviewers got it right? Could you do better? We want to hear what you think. Add your comments to the reviews featured here by clicking on the link at the bottom of each story or send in your own review to bdonline@cmpi.biz.
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OpinionSave our greens
Landscape Architecture South East (LASE) welcomes the Greater London Authority inquiry into the loss of street trees in London (News February 2) and anticipates real outcomes from it.
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Opinion
Good practice
Archaos would like to thank the 450 practices and architects who have joined our Good Practice Campaign.
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News
Mediacity: UK goes to planning
The first phase of Wilkinson Eyre’s mediacity:uk development for the BBC at Salford Quays has been submitted for detailed planning permission.
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TechnicalGreen and glossy
Author Phyllis Richardson obviously thinks green is sexy and has cannily realised the marketing value of producing a glossy title dealing with sustainable buildings.
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FeaturesWill Riley on his first job with HKR, Manchester
I took my part I at Nottingham University, and started working at HKR five months ago after searching the RIBA’s website for firms in the North-west.
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Opinion
Find love
If you spent Valentines Day alone you need to join our Lonely Hearts Club. Architecture has one of the highest proportions of single people of all the professions so there’s no reason you can’t find the column to fit your pediment. Send us a few paragraphs about yourself and what ...
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News
RRP finally reveals new name
Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners is the new name for Richard Rogers Partnership, it has been announced this week.
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TechnicalAn ecological footprint to fit our planet
Real ‘sustainability’ goes far beyond where we source our energy
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FeaturesStudents from the University of East London
The first guest editors of BD's student space were from the University of East London. Read blogs and essays from Fanny Galvan, Hassan Ali, Dave Edwards and masters student Theo Honohan.
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FeaturesEarly rewards
In this month’s How We Did IT we feature the work of Graphisoft, which, like most other large software developers, is working to embed its ArchiCad product in schools and colleges.