All Building Design articles in 2 June 2006 – Page 2
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NewsFamous in Japan
Architectural connection: Noam is an AA graduate, working as an architect in Shoreditch. Ralf trained in Berlin and co-founded an architectural practice in London.
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Opinion
Fountain fair play
Mary Bowman of Gustafson Porter suggests my continued pursuit for the truth behind the flawed competition is because my design was not shortlisted (Letters May 19). I was, in fact, never a competitor! I also have yet to contact her company.However, it is my continued belief that any design ...
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Mayor doubles green target
Concern grows over Livingstone's plan to increase requirements for production of renewable on-site energy
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Opinion
Is the listing system set for demolition?
Whatever your view is about the merits of RMJM’s Commonwealth Institute, the decision by Tessa Jowell to seek its demolition through a special act of parliament should not come as a total surprise.
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Opinion
Valley of death
I symphathise with Stephen Lawrence having his intellectual work for the Lower Lea Valley park unacknowledged by Stratford (News May 19). We spent three years on a masterplan for the valley for Newham, after winning a competition in 1999. While we were negotiating the next stage Edaw slipped in with ...
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English Heritage sidelined from DCMS listings review
Commonwealth Institute demolition plan sparks row over future of heritage protection
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NewsCourse gives training in natural disasters
Architects will have an opportunity to assist those recovering from natural disasters with the introduction of a new masters degree at the London Metropolitan University.
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NewsSurprise winner in country house stakes
A new contender has emerged for the title of the first country house to be approved under PPS7 legislation, which allows schemes of exceptional quality to be built in protected rural areas.
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Opinion
Clarification
Studio Egret West is the practice working with Edaw on the Holt Town Waterfront (News May 26), not Studio Egret as our abbreviated headline had it.
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ReviewExploring the city of tomorrow
Two London exhibitions present visions of the future in design and materials. The Barbican's Future City offers sometimes outrageous experimental and utopian designs, says Ellis Woodman.
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ReviewThe story of China's gateway
A book on Shanghai's architecture peels back the layers of its colonial history
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Opinion
Fighting chance
The new presidential triumvirate (Who will win your vote, May 26) sets Peter Phillips centre-stage, flanked by two candidates who sound as if they may have chosen their speech makers from ranks of government identikit androids. He sounds refreshingly apart, a bit like Jeremy Clarkson.
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Howells and Castlemore take on Leeds city centre
Glen Howell's domination of the North continued this week with his appointment to develop a £275 million mixed-use scheme in Leeds City Centre.
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Grimshaw mixes business and pleasure
Grimshaw Architects has won two major appointments: to design phase 2 of the Excel London centre, and to create a new Winter Gardens in Bournemouth.
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ReviewBuilding a future
Is architectural imagination the driving force behind new technologies, or do technologies inspire architects? Elaine Knutt reports on the Building Centre's new show that says we need both approaches
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Public space proposal for Building Centre
The chairman of the Building Centre Trust, Spencer de Grey, has outlined plans for a new public space for London outside the centre, where Sheppard Robson's £60,000 house is on display.
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Beamish museum competition shortlist
Beamish open air museum is a collection of 19th and 20th century buildings rescued from across north-east England and reconstructed in the County Durham countryside. Now, a competition for a £6 million visitors centre, will add a contemporary building to the mix.
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