All Building Design articles in 17 September 2004 – Page 3
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News
Edinburgh office plan on track amid attacks
A controversial £40 million office development in Edinburgh by Reiach & Hall Architects has been given the go-ahead by the city council despite strong opposition.
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‘I’d do it all again’
Relief for architects as Holyrood inquiry lays blame with clients, but design team still suffers biting criticism
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Arb ups fees again
The right to use the title architect will cost £3 more from next year if the Architects Registration Board votes to raise fees for the third year in a row this week.
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Facing the morning after
As Cabe prepares to celebrate its fifth birthday, Zoë Blackler asks where next for a watchdog at the crossroads
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Technical
In detail 22: Blackpool Rocks Kinetic Light Sculpture
The sculpture will reflect sunlight through a prism on to seven rocks on the Blackpool promenade each positioned to catch a different colour of the refracted light. The rocks will vary in size and type and will be suspended on steel frames. The prism will be 5m high and 1m ...
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News
Pre-fab housing gets 100% backing from government
Housing minister Keith Hill has called on architects to abandon their “misconceptions and prejudices” about modular housing, as he underlined the government’s commitment to modern methods of construction.
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