All Building Design articles in 20 March 2008 – Page 2
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NewsTwin set in Kingston
Terry Pawson Architects has won planning for a pair of private houses in Kingston upon Thames.
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NewsUrban Splash’s international idea
Urban Splash has launched an international competition for ideas for Lex, phase two of its mixed-use Walsall Waterfront development.
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OpinionOur record's a hit
Further to Frank Duffy’s remarks on whether the UK does enough to promote British design (Debate February 15), the British Council doesn’t need to be persuaded about the importance of architecture in promoting the UK abroad.
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Green homes to get expert support
Five proposed housing schemes are to get the chance to be the greenest development in south-west England after winning a low-carbon housing competition.
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Opinion
Empty vessels
One of the best party invites of Mipim was undoubtedly aboard Vincent Tchenguiz’s yacht Veni Vidi Vici, at which Boots spotted only one architect, former RIBA president George Ferguson.
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FeaturesHow can I pick up email on the move?
I want to receive emails while I’m on the move, and have been told to get a BlackBerry. What other options are there? Could I get myself an iPhone?
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OpinionHow to help poor health design
March’s Healthcare BD Magazine offers a much needed reference.
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OpinionEau de Nouvel
It felt like Christmas at BD Towers when a smart black carrier bag arrived on Boots’ desk containing “the first perfume bottle designed by an architect”.
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NewsKoolhaas wins competition to restore Commonwealth Institute
Rem Koolhaas’s firm OMA is set to restore London’s iconic Commonwealth Institute building in Kensington, after beating competition from architects including Rafael Viñoly, Eric Parry and Caruso St John.
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OpinionOne year on, is the Code for Sustainable Homes working?
It is a credible and flexible route towards a zero-carbon future, says Andy von Bradsky; while Mark Brinkley argues that it is a “graveyard of good intentions”
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Opinion
Camera shy
Cabe is not noted for its rebellious nature — but then perhaps the Olympic Delivery Authority knows something we don’t.
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NewsPRP finishes first Masdar building
PRP has delivered the first building for Masdar in Abu Dhabi, planned by Foster & Partners.
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TechnicalWhere Bill goes, the rest are sure to follow
Phil Clark looks at the key eco-tenets of BedZed progenitor and sustainable housing pioneer Bill Dunster
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Features
IT Brief: Better renders
Abvent Group has released the next version of its rendering software, Artlantis Render & Studio.
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FeaturesEames puts his best foot forward
Designer Charles Eames is in a relaxed mood for a press interview
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NewsSimpson ‘shocked’ as Beetham Tower called in
DCLG expresses concern over Simpson's landmark London tower despite the scheme’s backing by EH and Cabe
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FeaturesRaising the bar with BDP London
‘Every month our hub space is transformed by a different studio team’
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OpinionTrash and cash are a bad mix
Mipim has some real high spots, but the squalid fantasy designs that also flock there shouldn’t be built at all
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