All Building Design articles in 18 March 2005 – Page 3
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News
New architecture centre showcases London model
London is to get a new architecture centre boasting a huge model of the capital.
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News
Architects out of step with public
Architects and planners are not giving the public what they want, according to a major survey of attitudes towards housing design.
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NewsThe appliance of science
This woman is standing behind a concrete wall almost one foot thick, yet you can still see her. It is just one of the architectural innovations sparked by science featured in our 12-page special to coincide with National Science Week, which climaxes this weekend. BD writers report on how architecture ...
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Alsop station to be value engineered
John McAslan & Partners and retail architect Chapman Taylor are to value engineer Will Alsop’s designs for a £350 million revamp of Birmingham New Street station.
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Opinion
Ethics is a matter for all consciences
Sheila Mullon (Letters March 11) makes the ridiculous assumption that ethics are of no concern to the RIBA, based on my reluctance to be drawn on some unspecific examples. The ethics of practice should be taken extremely seriously. We have our own long-established code of conduct and have contributed to ...
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FeaturesRoadtest: Revit finally comes of age
Autodesk’s 3D modelling program Revit is now good enough to be taken seriously by architects, says Clive Hunt of RyderHKS
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Opinion
Science getting lost in aesthetics focus
In our society scientific endeavour is becoming dangerously unfashionable. University departments are being closed and fewer students are choosing science-based subjects at school. We are in an age of ambiguity where expressing ideas, however easily reached, is more saleable than the hard graft involved in acquiring knowledge and establishing certainties.
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Sheppard, BDs first editor, dies at 78
The founding editor of Building Design Clem Shepherd has died aged 78.
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Hospital closes after £2m refurb
A London hospital has closed all its wards and its in-patient services just a year after a major £2 million refurbishment designed by Staffordshire practice The French Thorpe Consultancy.
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