All Building Design articles in 18 April 2008 – Page 2
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FeaturesHow can I master MicroStation?
I’m a new MicroStation user. Any tips on how I can become a more efficient user — for example good short cuts and hidden techniques I should know about?
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Technical
Healing history
The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings is running its six-day repair course from May 12-19.
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NewsHackers infiltrate RIBA site
Police have been called in after Chinese internet hackers infiltrated the RIBA’s membership database, a system used by the public to find architects.
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ReviewLooking good in photos
Anthony Vidler’s new book considers how celebrity influences architecture, says Thomas Muirhead
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Opinion
Good relations
As project architect of the RMJM half of the EMBT/RMJM joint venture partnership on the Scottish Parliament building, I cannot concur with your statement that our relationship with EMBT was “dysfunctional” (News March 28).
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Technical
Germany goes passive
A five-day seminar entitled Renewable Energy in the Urban Environment is being held in Berlin from July 7-11 and will explore the role of renewable energy in the urban and semi-urban environment.
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Technical
No floor in its plan
You should have a clear conscience when you next specify Forbo Marmoleum flooring for your latest bar project.
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NewsThe far-out pavilion
Alumni of the Architectural Association have completed an innovative pavilion which celebrates the 10th anniversary of the school’s design research lab.
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NewsFraser keeps it in the family to save school
A design by Malcolm Fraser for his daughter’s school could see the B-listed building in Edinburgh kept in use following proposals to sell it and move to a new location.
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NewsSOM reveals Nato finger design
SOM’s London design director Jo Palma presented the practice’s latest designs for Nato’s new headquarters (pictured) earlier this month, it has emerged.
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Opinion
We do declare
In your story about RIBA declarations (News April 11) you chose not to include a key point about the RIBA, so here it is:
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OpinionDawn of the super firm
In-house council architects left a lot to be desired, but will their conglomerate successors be any better?
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Opinion
Question of cost
I wish to clear up any confusion derived from the selective references you make to my letter of reply to Lord Rogers of Riverside about the costing of the Robin Hood Gardens refurbishment (bdonline April 11).
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Opinion
Correction
Marks Barfield’s Michael Tippett School in south London (News April 11) cost £7.6 million, not £25 million as stated.
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NewsTearing up convention
Young practice Studio Octopi has designed this origami-inspired extension for a private house in Muswell Hill, north London.
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FeaturesWhat factors should we consider when taking on our first international project?
My practice is looking at doing its first international project. What extra factors do we need to consider when doing international work?
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Opinion
Magic circle
It’s good to see that Design for London has renewed its attempts to draw a line under allegations of favouritism with the release of a shortlist for its new framework agreement.
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Opinion
Chief concerns
I was a little disturbed by the proposal for a “chief architect” as reported in BD (News April 11) and in particular by the comparison with other sectors — those with a chief medical officer or chief scientist, for example.
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NewsIt’s a bust as college honours Shew
Gray, Baynes & Shew Architects’ former senior partner Simon Shew has been honoured at Trinity College, Oxford, with a bust of the architect unveiled in the Fellows’ Gardens (pictured).
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OpinionBono's Pride
U2 front man Bono was set to present his Norman Foster-designed plans for the £120 million redevelopment of the city’s famous Clarence Hotel in person this week.
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