All Building Design articles in 18 February 2005 – Page 3
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News
Skyscrapers loom for the South Bank
Seventy-storey residential block one of three towers to rival City skyline
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NewsOtto attacks crazy profit-led design
A “very proud” Frei Otto accepted his RIBA Gold Medal in London on Wednesday as he spoke of his own fears about the spreading influence of the “crazy architecture of investors”.
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Massive difference made to Olympic bid by architects
The country’s top architects have “made a massive difference” to London’s chance of winning the 2012 Olympics, a member of the bid panel claimed as the International Olympic Committee visited the capital this week.
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Salisbury quits Arb board
A two-year war of attrition between Arb and its rebel board member, Ian Salisbury, has ended after Salisbury unexpectedly resigned and reached a legal settlement with the regulator
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Opinion
No job for anyone
I am baffled why women, or men for that matter, would want to increase their representation in architecture. This is not a gender issue: architecture is a lousy business model and with the poorest ratio of creative to production time. Zaha is exceptional and has made untold sacrifices in her ...
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News
Charles de Gaulle airport report fails to clear designer
An investigation into the collapse of a futuristic terminal at Paris’s Charles de Gaulle airport which killed four people last May has left open the possibility that architect Paul Andreu could be prosecuted.
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Rethink after student village fails design test
Vehement protest forces FaulknerBrowns to redesign Sheffield scheme
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Dunwich’s double vanishing act
A steel sculpture designed to rise from the sea as a permanent monument to the lost city of Dunwich in Suffolk could be downgraded to a temporary structure following heated opposition from locals.
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NewsAll aboard for Kings Cross
A great London landmark is set to change forever as John McAslan & Partners’ £275 million plans for transforming King’s Cross station have been given the green light.
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Review
Situation abnormal
Thomas Muirhead enjoys a new book on situationism and discusses how the movement remains pertinent to architects
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TechnicalHow we cracked it 02: Mechtenberg Pedestrian Bridge, Germany
Mechtenberg Pedestrian Bridge, Gelsenkirchen near Essen, Germany
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Tory MP brands Prescotts 60,000 houses bokloks
Deputy prime minister John Prescott was forced to defend his ambitious housing plans in the House of Commons last week in a heated exchange with Tory shadow housing minister Caroline Spelman.
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