All Building Design articles in 20 July 2007 – Page 2
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OpinionLiverpool really needs Unesco
I have just read the leader on London’s walkie talkie tower (July 13) and follow BD’s reports on Liverpool’s regeneration.
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FeaturesShort-lived paradise in Milton Keynes
The architects were congratulated for this showcase housing for the new town – later described as ‘unliveable’
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Opinion
Let judges judge
The riba Awards seem to satisfy nobody beyond those that have actually won one, and enrage and perplex almost everybody outside riba HQ.
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News
Regency upgrade for homeless
John Thompson & Partners has won a limited entry competition to redesign the premises of homelessness organisation St Mungo’s in King’s Cross, central London.
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OpinionGrim news has a silver lining
Reports on the pressures of families, careers and homes, and the wealth gap, are making a wet summer worse. Are we losing the plot?
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FeaturesA good looking package
Architect Jonathan Reeves has been putting the Architecture Edition of Maxon’s Cinema 4D visualisation program through its paces, and he is impressed
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Opinion
Great and good
BD is always improving but surely it won’t get any better than this (“Grand masters” July 13)?
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NewsGrimshaw goes to NY
A team including architect Grimshaw has revealed designs for this new transit hub in Manhattan.
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News
Treasury gives power to regions
The government is to give the regions more power to shape their economic and planning strategies.
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NewsRotunda gets new glass skin
Glenn Howells Architects’ reworking of the Birmingham Rotunda now has a new glass skin.
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Opinion
High-rise future
In future I predict all UK high-rise buildings will include “cultavations”, that is, cultivated elevations on their south-facing sides.
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News
United front to tackle housing
Housing and regeneration authorities in the North-west are to join forces in a bid to secure the future for a balanced housing market in the region.
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Opinion
Figure it out
Russel Hayden’s mathematical skills are shaky when he writes that Truro Cathedral is 200 years old (I Wish I’d Done That July 13).
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TechnicalWhere are the environment’s new heroes?
We must inspire 6th formers if we are to get the skilled people we need
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NewsLandmark structure planned for south Dublin
Think Place and Traynor O’Toole Architects have revealed designs for the Gateway building, a proposed landmark structure for Sandyford, south Dublin.
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NewsHKR heart for Dublin
HKR Architects has received planning for Northern Quarter, a €750 million (£510 million) mixed-use scheme in the centre of Dublin.
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Opinion
Double fun
Boots was surprised to see that rather than take at face value Cabe’s comments on Woods Bagot’s 100 West Cromwell Road tower, Kensington & Chelsea council hired an external design consultant to conduct an independent review “in view of Cabe’s ongoing objection to the scheme’s design”.
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FeaturesGreen Dragons' Den
The search is on for a practice to design a sustainable product or project that will be showcased within the King’s Cross Central site.
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