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All Building Design articles in 16 September 2005 – Page 3
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TechnicalWe should all be on a power trip
Make energy use more apparent so we realise the cost of consumption
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News
Offices ‘unfit for ageing’
Architects and developers must wake up to the needs of the ageing workforce, according to researchers.
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Ferguson rails against embassy
Former RIBA president George Ferguson has criticised new security barriers installed outside the US embassy in London and the British Embassy in Berlin for creating “banal urban deserts”.
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Aedas to design Scottish schools
Aedas Architects and Aedas Landscape & Environment have been appointed to a £70 million schools project in Scotland.
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NewsAdam’s neo-classicism faces public style trial
In a sleepy Hampshire village, the battle lines are being drawn for a very public argument that could decide the future definition of neo-classical architecture.
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Italians vs Brits abroad
British architects defended their right to work abroad this week following an attack from Italians fed up with them taking prestige jobs.
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33 London boroughs launch urban civic design charter
London’s 33 boroughs have launched a charter calling for identity, confidence, freedom and beauty in civic design.
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TechnicalHow we cracked it 13: Penthouse apartment, Knightsbridge, London
MMM Architects has created a bespoke glass floor with no visible means of support, which still meets fire safety standards. Matthew Ratsma explains the process
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£60,000 home can’t be done, says think-tank
One of the most respected housing think-tanks in the country has said a two-bed social housing flat cannot be built for less than £68,000. The verdict calls into question the government’s bid to build a £60,000 home.
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