All Building Design articles in 16 March 2007 – Page 3
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FeaturesSoftware to manage projects from the centre or the edge
In January’s eArchitect, Bentley’s Joe Croser forecast this year would be one of collaboration. This month he elaborates — and his arch rival, Autodesk’s Pete Baxter, responds.
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NewsCelebrating timber construction
This year’s Wood Awards have opened for the submission of entries.
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NewsCanterbury theatre goes to Williams
Keith Williams Architects has beaten John McAslan, Levitt Bernstein, RHWL and Burrell Foley Fischer to redesign Canterbury’s Marlowe Theatre.
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TechnicalThe tree stays in the building
The challenge: To maximise living space without destroying a mature willow treeThe solution A minimum dig to erect a deck with a lightweight pavilion structure floated above itArchitect M3 ArchitectsSite Pinner, MiddlesexProject type ResidentialWritten by Ken Hutt1 The briefOur client, a senior partner in a major QS practice and his ...
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Opinion
Would a halt to new building help tackle climate change?
Phil Clark speaks out for a moratorium, while Neven Sidor condemns such a blunt instrument
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UK’s biggest housing scheme
The first phase of a £1.2 billion development in Leeds by Edaw has been submitted for planning permission.
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What's been hot at this year's Mipim
A new City office scheme by FOA, super-rich Russians on a shopping spree and Manchester's miniature marvels - some of the highlights of this year's property fair
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Opinion
Back to the future
We know contemporary architecture in the current climate has to go way OTT to gain critical notice, but surely the placed entries for the Czech library competition (News March 9) have got to be taking the piss.
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FeaturesThatcher shows a rare interest in arts
Date January 1984. Location London. Architect Alsop Finch & LyallPrime minister Margaret Thatcher and new RIBA president Michael Manser seem to be enjoying themselves at the president’s inaugural reception. The third person in the photo is Will Alsop who is explaining his scheme for Riverside Studios at Hammersmith, where ...
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News
Architects to join race probe
The Commission for Racial Equality is calling on architects and urban designers to give evidence as part of a new investigation into regeneration and race equality.
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Tories vow to axe Arb
RIBA welcomes pledge, but regulator’s chief executive warns that consumers would suffer
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OpinionCan the RIBA replace Arb?
The Tory party says it would abolish Arb if elected. While abolition would be welcomed by many in the profession, what is the best way to replace Arb’s functions?
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Opinion
Arb is highly cost-effective
Following your publication last week of letters from a number of your readers (all regular critics of Arb) which followed your piece on “Arb’s legal battle” I feel I should offer some comment.
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NewsGateshead approves Ikea flat-pack homes
Ikea’s first foray into the UK housing market, a development of affordable flat-pack homes in Gateshead, has been granted planning permission.
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NewsAlsop fears for The Public’s future
West Bromwich arts centre is in danger of being a ‘big nothing’, says architect
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NewsFlacq scheme aims to entice residents back to Leicester city
This new riverside quarter in Leicester by Flacq Architects has won outline planning permission.
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Green theme aims to save Architecture Week
This year’s make-or-break Architecture Week will have the theme How Green is Our Space, focusing on sustainability and inspiring the public to think creatively about the spaces around them.
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