All Building Design articles in 16 Nov 2012
View all stories from this issue.
-
NewsTop ranking architects in the UK – January 2013
The most active architecture practices in the UK based on the value of projects that have received planning permission*
-
NewsTop ranking architects in the UK – December 2012
The most active architecture practices in the UK based on the value of projects that have received planning permission*
-
NewsAecom draws up landscape proposals for Russia’s Silicon Valley
Landscape study for Skolkovo Innovation Centre
-
-
NewsFraser Brown McKenna given green light for Carshalton Boys Sports College
The new building will provide 775 sqm of new classroom space at the Academy
-
AnalysisSmall wonders
A new report suggests that small-scale renewable technologies on commercial developments might cost more than they’re worth. But others argue that this misses the bigger picture.
-
AnalysisAdded value
Will a new data bank provide commercial developers with the proof that sustainability makes financial sense?
-
Tablet onlyGoldfinger and Rogers projects listed grade II
Architecture minister grants estate in west London and steel-framed house in Essex protected status
-
AnalysisStreets ahead
With one in seven shops now boarded up in Britain’s town centres, four leading architects suggest ways to revive the high street
-
Building StudySalters’ Hall, Fore Street, London by de Metz Forbes Knight
Basil Spence’s livery building is being sensitively remodelled by de Metz Forbes Knight
-
AnalysisSurvival of the fittest
With public funding cuts and owners running out of cash, more and more buildings are under threat
-
Features6a Architects: 'It's a process with a past and a future'
For 6a Architects, ‘refurb’ is simply adding a layer to a building’s history
-
NewsManser vows to "spell out" entry criteria for medal
Confusion over this year’s winner prompts review with RIBA
-
-
Tablet onlyMies van der Rohe: A Critical Biography
The authoritative biography of Mies van der Rohe has been updated through building records, the recollections of students and a court transcript. It’s a gripping read, even if you’re not a fan, says Christopher Woodward
-
-
Building StudyRoyal Mail redevelopment by Fletcher Priest Architects
Architect to revamp existing building in Paddington and add new structure
-
OpinionThe Walkie-Talkie is sending out a disturbing message
The City’s most recent arrival highlights the need for a better balance between the needs of developers and our urban landscape
-
OpinionModernism has lost a sense of purpose
Modern architecture needs to rediscover its original ideas about social context
-
OpinionCan demolition be justified to create wealth and new jobs?
Yes, says Ken Shuttleworth, it can be the only realistic approach; while Chris Brown thinks retaining old buildings contributes to the vitality of cities