All Building Design articles in 2 June 2006 – Page 3
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NewsShortlist of seven for Beamish centre
A shortlist of seven practices has been announced for the design of the £6 million visitor centre at Beamish, the North of England Open Air Museum.
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News
BDP and HLM land Sheffield schools haul
BDP and HLM have landed one of the biggest prizes yet in the government's £2.2 billion a year Building Schools for the Future programme, as part of the consortium appointed to rebuild every secondary school in Sheffield by 2015.
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NewsArt of gold
The government has given the green light to Rafael Viñoly's visual arts centre in Colchester. The borough council hopes the crescent-shaped building - dubbed "the Golden Banana" - will provide a catalyst for the regeneration of the town's St Boltoph's quarter.
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NewsArchitype's lesson in sustainability
Bristol City Council has granted planning permission for this sustainable primary school and children's centre designed by Architype. The £4 million scheme will be built on the site of the existing Barton Hill Primary School site, replacing the school as well as nearby Cashmore Nursery.
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NewsArchitecture Rocks at the London Biennale
From Germans with synthesisers, avant-garde Dutchpeople to teenage Sheffield architecture students - the quest to find architects in rock bands has produced diverse and rewarding results. Click here to hear their demos and win tickets to hear them play at the London biennale on 24 June.
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NewsVote for the best architecture band
From Germans with synthesisers and avant-garde Dutch people to teenage Sheffield architecture students - the quest to find architects in rock bands produced diverse and rewarding results.
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NewsTyne and again
Work has begun on the £35 million Baltic Place project in Gateshead, a 13-storey, twin-tower office by Waring & Netts.
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MultimediaOpen House Contemporary Episode 1
Charles Holland of FAT talking about the recently unveiled New Islington scheme recorded earlier this week at Cube in Manchester.
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FeaturesOn work, BBQs and long summer evenings
Week 3 at Hooke Park, and we are back in the workshop after a long weekend at home. This time it we settled back in quickly and got back to the cutting, sawing, sorting and assembling in confidence.
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Opinion
John Gummer's proposal to scrap the building regulations
John Gummer's proposal (BD 19 May) to scrap the building regulations raises two questions. What do we think their purpose is? If they were scrapped would other legislation soon take their place?
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Opinion
Better schools? Where the real challenge lies
A real opportunity for better schools or a cash cow for those who have until now seen little profit in the educational sector?
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