All Building Design articles in 16 July 2010 – Page 3
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News
Planning review set to raise fees
The Scottish government has launched a major review of the country’s planning system, which is likely to result in a hike in fees
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Opinion
Small comfort
As a partner in a small architectural practice with over 15 years of experience working with schools and local authorities, we saw the BSF swallow up our workload
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OpinionIs working in China the key to success for UK practices?
Graham Cartledge says there are now openings for talented architects to lead the way in new markets, but Stephen Hodder feels success can also be built on a sense of localism
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FeaturesWhat do I need to know to keep up with changes in employment law?
I have recently taken over managing employment issues in my practice following the departure of our human resources director. I have heard there are a number of changes that employers have to keep on top of. What are they?
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OpinionByles and the schools fiasco
Boots was clearly, er, on the money in pointing to the rather beleaguered position of well-paid Partnerships for Schools boss Tim Byles last week.
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ReviewColumbia Building Intelligence Project Think Tank
A polemic against parametricism lit up Columbia University’s London event.
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Opinion
Tory brutality
BSF can be criticised for many things, and wholesale change is necessary, but the brutal way in which the school programme was axed, with no consultation or evaluation of the value of projects other than what was contractually obliged, is indicative of the relish and haste at which this government ...
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ReviewBuildings of England: Berkshire
The expanded Pevsner guide provides a wealth of new detail and introduces the people behind the buildings
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NewsKaye takes over as BCO president
The British Council for Offices has appointed Gerald Kaye as its new president
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NewsJerwood Foundation gallery survives battle of Hastings
Groundbreaking is due to take place next week on Hat Projects’ £4 million gallery for the Jerwood Foundation in Hastings, East Sussex
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NewsCardiff honour for Atkins' Clarke
Cardiff University has given an honorary fellowship to the architect boss of the UK’s biggest multi-disciplinary design consultancy.
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Talk covers appliance of science
How architects use “scientific” research to justify their work is the subject of a conference later this month
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NewsPractice gets on board with sculpture park amphitheatre
Practice Architecture has completed work on a £10,000 outdoor events space in the grounds of the New Art Centre at the 19th century Roche Court in Wiltshire.
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FeaturesSomething in the air at RIBA Futures debate
Technology experts discussed how wireless data flow will change how we use buildings at a event hosted by RIBA Futures to kick off its latest research project.
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Opinion3Rs: reuse, rethink, research
A hiatus in building provides the opportunity to properly research how we can get the best schools for our money.
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ReviewBuilding a Library 21: The Hindu Temple
Robert Harbison picks 50 books that should feature in any architectural library.
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FeaturesDot to dot results: July 9 2010
Last week’s winner was Celina Auterio of Zaha Hadid Architects, who identified Prague’s Rasin Building, aka Dancing Building, Fred & Ginger building by Frank Gehry
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FeaturesStill allies after more than 20 years
This photograph accompanied a profile of Allies & Morrison on the eve of their lecture in the RIBA’s Young Lions series.
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