All Building Design articles in 16 March 2007 – Page 2
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TechnicalNavigating the green moral maze
Our crusade for more sustainable buildings must begin at home
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ReviewSaving grace
Is Luigi Colani a fading pop star with a giant ego or one of the world’s most original design talents? Amanda Levete gives her assessment
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FeaturesInvest in your staff is the golden rule
People are your most important asset, but how do you get the best out of them and ensure they feel wanted.
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Building StudyThrough the Gateway
Twelve years into the planning project that is the Thames Gateway, a new scheme in Barking offers an early indication of the change to come, says Ellis Woodman. Pictures by Morley von Sternberg
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NewsSour note for FOA’s Mipim showcase
A landmark office scheme by Foreign Office Architects in the City of London has become the latest victim of tough new protection for world heritage sites.
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NewsHeritage funding gap feared
The government’s long-awaited white paper on heritage has sparked fears of a looming funding gap in the sector.
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Opinion
An icon too far
Apropos the proposed massive and bulky Viñoly tower, I was surprised that the BD editor would be shocked if English Heritage won this enquiry (February 23).
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ReviewSpain’s experiment with social housing
An exhibition on Madrid public housing provoked a lively dialogue between an English and a Spanish architect
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News
Smithfield report excludes Farrell plan
A proposal by Terry Farrell to turn part of London’s Smithfield Market into a conference and exhibition complex was excluded from his report on the area at the request of English Heritage.
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NewsDTI invites Pringle to join sustainable energy group
The RIBA’s bid to influence government policy on climate change has received a huge boost as part of a new initiative involving president Jack Pringle and the government’s chief scientist David King.
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Opinion
Dreaming towers
Your front page (March 9) states “Heritage ‘buffer zones’ threaten KPF towers”, and is accompanied by a leafy seemingly pleasant Square.
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ReviewDissecting the power of the press
The influence of publications on our view of British architecture makes an absorbing read.
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News
Landscape is key to development
The Landscape Institute has joined forces with the government-backed Academy for Sustainable Communities to put landscape at the heart of development.
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News
Gallery drops Otto’s pavilion design
Frei Otto’s design for this year’s Serpentine Pavilion has been rejected after the gallery admitted his team would not have enough time to develop the architect’s “ambitious” structure.
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NewsTower developments for Croydon
Rolfe Judd Architecture and Berkeley Homes have submitted plans for a residential-led development with a 43-storey tower.
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FeaturesCollaboration lag
There is always room for improvement, but so much energy has been ploughed into design packages over the last couple of decades that, it could be argued, architects have everything they need.
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News
Stratford City recruitment drive
Developer Westfield has launched a major recruitment drive for Stratford City, its huge regeneration project next to the London 2012 Olympic Games site.
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News
Chipperfield wins Norway museum
This £25 million competition-winning scheme by David Chipperfield Architects will be the practice’s first building in Scandinavia.
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