All Building Design articles in 17 April 2009 – Page 3
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Opinion
Selective views
Your correspondent has misquoted me in his article about Southwark towers (News April 9)
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Internal logic
I read Peter Wilson’s description of Malcolm Fraser’s work in Berwick-upon-Tweed (Works April 9) and noted his assertion that “Clearly a great deal of thought has gone into the internal planning”
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Hardest route
Regarding the debate on professional status, registration, title etc, whatever one’s view, it seems particularly unfair on those architects who qualified the “hard” way
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OpinionWould a Tory government be good for housing?
Yes, if it abolished the current planning system, says the RIBA’s Jan Maciag; no says Peter Barber, the Tories’ green paper is too ideologically cautious
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FeaturesSmart Geometry's show and tell
The latest Smart Geometry meet-up in San Francisco saw architects and other design practitioners keen to swap notes
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FeaturesWhat exactly is the RIBA for?
What exact help does RIBA offer an out of work part II student wonders
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FeaturesDwellings near the house of the Lord
In November 1980, then archbishop of Canterbury Robert Runcie took to the south London streets near his official Lambeth Palace residence to protest the Thatcher government’s cuts to public sector housebuilding and stock upgrades
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OpinionDon't make museums for morons
Pringle Richards Sharratt Architects’ refurbishment of Oxford’s Pitt Rivers Museum evades the vogue for dumbing down our cultural wonders
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Opinion
No need to delist
The delisting of Colin St John Wilson’s Hereford house (Letters 27 March) leads me to the conclusion that in any future listed building legislation, delisting should cease or be much more restricted
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Features
What can I do to mitigate legal costs?
I am considering bringing legal action to recover losses I have suffered on a project but I am put off by the cost. What are my options?
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Opinion
Conserving skills
As every architect who has some experience of practice will acknowledge, RIBA membership, Arb registration, and the membership of any professional institute by no means guarantees design ability. Neither of course does AABC membership ensure that an accredited conservation architect has design ability
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Building StudyLandroom's RSPB complex
Landroom’s complex of buildings including a bird hide for the RSPB’s Rainham Marsh site in east London makes a novel use of old shipping containers
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Opinion
No platform for Prince Charles
Why has the RIBA decided to invite the Prince of Wales back to deliver the RIBA Trust lecture (Debate April 9), trailed as though this is some major RIBA coup?
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OpinionChanging with the times
BD must now become a paid-for title to continue to offer the standards of journalism you expect
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OpinionTime to face up to the brutalist truth
Channel 4’s Red Riding trilogy suggested a different way of looking at the post-war city
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OpinionPutting the boot in at Chelsea
The fallout continues over HRH’s intervention on Roger’s Barracks scheme, plus novel career moves for the unemployed architect: private eye, Gladiator...
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TechnicalThe Eon house and the architecture of climate change
The half a semi-detached house built to 1930s Building Regs and monitored for energy efficiency at the University of Nottingham is an architectural experiment that could benefit millions of British homes
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FeaturesBoost your architectural cad skills
Bentley’s Be Employable scheme is worth checking out at this time of stress in the world of architecture
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FeaturesDot to dot result: April 9, 2009
The winner of last week’s competition was Satish Bhatia of Croydon, who identified Frank Gehry’s American Centre in Paris
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