All Building Design articles in 17 May 2013 – Page 2
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NewsShell Centre revamp gets approval from planners
Final decision will be made by Lambeth council’s planning committee next week
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NewsQatar study finds cost of Passivhaus standard
Analysis shows Passivhaus approach adds less than a fifth to cost of housing
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FeaturesArchitects' favourite pubs: The Prince Alfred, Little Venice, London
Keith Williams describes this pub as an architectural gem
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ReviewPrefab: Palaces for the People
A new photography exhibition documents the UK’s threatened prefabs
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FeaturesCharles Correa: a 5-minute crash course
As the RIBA opens its first exhibition on one of India’s greatest architects, BD whets your appetite with our mini guide to his best best work
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NewsMinisters face legal challenge over change of use exemptions
Local authorities turn to lawyers over office to residential conversions after exemption bids are rejected
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NewsRoyal Free and UCL search for architect to design world-class research facility
PQQ deadline is end of May
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NewsAtkins to design probably the busiest station in Copenhagen
Station will serve new Carlsberg neighbourhood
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OpinionArchitects Registration Board: Know your place
An architect has been struck off for getting into debt. But is this really ‘professional misconduct’ to anyone other than the Lord Snootys of the profession?
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NewsACA attacks new RIBA Plan of Work
Architect behind revamp says it will not ‘make it more difficult to get fees’, as ACA claims
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Building StudyNevele care home extension by 51N4E
A quietly radical intervention at a Belgian care home addresses the challenges of designing for an ageing population by changing relationships within and beyond the building
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NewsBritish student scoops Berkeley prize
Sophia Bannert won the prize for an essay on wheelchair accessibility in Lincoln
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NewsIndian 'master' beats Allies & Morrison and Snohetta in $1bn university competition
Practice founded by Balkrishna Doshi lands prestigious commission
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NewsArchitects on Kilmartin House Museum shortlist revealed
Five selected from 24 bids for the £3 million project
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NewsAlsop backs campaign to save The Public
Decision on plans to turn arts complex into sixth form due this summer
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