All Building Design articles in 20 February 2009 – Page 2
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NewsToyo Ito leads donations to Australia bushfire recovery
Japanese star architect Toyo Ito has boosted fundraising efforts to help victims of the bushfires in Victoria, south Australia, which have left more than 180 dead and 7,000 homeless.
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MultimediaAssessing Herzog & de Meuron's London towers (audio)
Listen to BD's news editor Will Hurst talks about Herzog and de Meuron's three towers – or Breadsticks – project.
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NewsMake staff set up new practice
7N Architects emerges from the ashes of Shuttleworth’s Scottish office
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FeaturesDealing with redundancy
If you're facing redundancy where can you turn to for help? Emily Cadman looks at the practicalities of the redundancy procedure and where to get advice.
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NewsCoop Himmelb(l)lau's Shenzhen competition win
Coop Himmelb(l)lau has beaten practices including MVRDV and Thomas Mayne's Morphosis in an international competition to design a new headquarters for the China Insurance Group in Shenzhen.
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Opinion
Victoria vitriol
I must comment on your news story: “KPF given go-ahead for Victoria scheme” (News February 13).
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OpinionA tragic tale of two Thamesmeads
The 60s estate’s potential could still be unlocked — given a bit of the cash squandered on its successor
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Opinion
The small stuff
My point in Debate (February 13) was that there is a lack of attention paid not to the beautiful gardens, parks and major public spaces of London, but to all the less signature, more ubiquitous public spaces that are, in fact, left over and in-between pieces of urban landscape.
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OpinionTitle cannot be protected
Arb’s trawl through the Yellow Pages to track down title abusers is a waste of money
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Features
Retirement and peace of mind
In Practice, December 19, we featured a question by a reader considering winding up their practice and asking about organising a 12-year run-off professional indemnity insurance.
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FeaturesHow do a make a saving on my indemnity insurance?
While I study for a postgraduate qualification, I want to do a small amount of self-employed architectural work to provide an income of about £5,000.
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FeaturesFoster’s familiar tune
“Are we ruthless or just consistent?” Foster pondered in a BD interview that described him as the first architect since Lutyens to have achieved “acclaimed buildings and a large and expanding workload”
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NewsDiamonds in the rough
Norwegian practice Various Architects’ pavilion design is one of three finalists in an international RIBA competition to design a £650,000 travelling events space for the county of Yorkshire.
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FeaturesHow can I cut the number of partners at my firm?
Times at my business are tough and I need to look at reducing partner head count. How do I go about this?
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Opinion
Fixing our city
Much of what Owen Hatherley (Urban Trawl February 6) says about Southampton is misleading and misinformed.
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Opinion
Little chance
I have to disagree with your article “Small firms will design 2012 legacy projects” (February 13).
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Opinion
Kill this cash cow
Sorry to bang on about PFI again, but I was left open-mouthed by the insouciance of Partnership for Schools boss Tim Byles saying that six banks have re-entered PFI lending (News February 13).
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NewsCart lodge conversion will create new front for Ditchling Museum
Adam Richards Architects has won an invited competition to carry out a £650,000 conversion of a grade II listed cart lodge into museum space.
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