All Building Design articles in 17 July 2009 – Page 3
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News
Parks Agency draws up plan for Highgate cemetery
A rescue plan for Britain’s most famous graveyard will be published in September
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NewsMoxon plans paths and footbridges for Taunton site
Moxon Architects has applied for planning permission for a £2 million project to create a series of footbridges and pathways for Goodlands Gardens in the centre of Taunton, Somerset
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NewsRival scheme for Commonwealth Institute proposed
Radical proposals to redevelop the Commonwealth Institute by OMA and West 8 are to be directly challenged by a rival scheme prepared by architects Brian Avery and Brian Waters
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NewsDance fever in Ipswich
This is the first image of the interior of John Lyall Architects’ international dance studios, which opens in October
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NewsBarnet Council halts £4bn Allies & Morrison masterplan
Local opposition grows to Brent Cross Cricklewood regeneration
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NewsReaching for the stars
Van Heyningen & Haward Architects is celebrating the opening of the £9 million Dennis Sciama Building for the University of Portsmouth, home to its Institute of Cosmology & Gravitation
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OpinionOur chance to save the world
The RIBA must seize the climate change initiative to ensure architects are heroes not villains
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NewsDixon Jones’ Oxford plans stall as client queries cost
Delay to £25 million Saïd Business School extension adds to university’s expansion woes
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Building StudyPolitical transparency helps Fretton to scoop Belgian centre
Tony Fretton Architects has won a competition to build a new €11.75 million (£10 million) administrative centre in the town of Deinze, Belgium
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NewsWitherford Watson Mann to renew Astley Castle
The Heritage Lottery Fund has confirmed it will grant £1.47 million to a £2.2 million project by Witherford Watson Mann to build a contemporary home in the ruins of Astley Castle in Warwickshire
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Opinion
Stand by RSHP
Two months ago, Sunand Prasad wrote to every RIBA member imploring them not to succumb to the pressure of recession by undercutting the fees and interests of fellow professionals
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Opinion
Time for a review
The fire at Lakanal House in Camberwell is shocking. As someone involved in work to 1960s housing over 20 years, I would point out that while there have been numerous fires in tower blocks since the 1960s, most have been confined to a single flat, with perhaps minor damage to ...
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OpinionLook outside: Pearson to landscape RIBA
Interesting to see that the RIBA enlisted the services of TV landscape gardener Dan Pearson — rather than one of its own members — to revamp its two outside terraces, which are to be transformed into “simple, sustainable, architectural garden terraces”, according to a planning application lodged with Westminster Council
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Opinion
Visual impact
RE: Your story “RIBA’s choice of Stirling sponsor ‘undermines UK firms’”, News July 10
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FeaturesHow can I reduce my insurance premiums?
Following a claim against my PI Insurance, my premiums have gone through the roof. What can I do to convince my Insurers I’m not “high risk”?
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OpinionFountain of truth
Who can say they are not surprised to see architects vying for the Chelsea Barracks scheme?
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Opinion
Tower failures
The Camberwell fire (News July 10) raises two main points: first, the omission of the 900mm-high vertical and 600mm-wide fire breaks outlined in the London Building bylaws seems a major contribution
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OpinionThe green debate warms up
Green initiatives are all very well but UK architects need to ask why they design some of the least energy-efficient buildings in Europe
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