All Building Design articles in 20 November 2009 – Page 4
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Opinion
Skateboarders take on the Supreme Court (benches)
The elegant carved stone anti-car bomb benches outside Feilden & Mawson’s Supreme Court in Parliament Square are themselves protected by 6ft fences. It turns out a rogue skateboarder knocked a chunk out of one of them before the court was even open
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OpinionClimate change beyond ‘belief’
I am amazed that many usually rational people — including architects — have turned into evangelical, fanatical bigots when it comes to the question of climate and energy
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ReviewAuerbach: Opportunity from chaos
Courtauld Gallery exhibition shows Frank Auerbach’s paintings were inspired by post-war destruction and the pace of change
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Opinion
United approach
The construction industry cannot afford to waste any more time debating which scientific data it prefers to believe. There is a “good enough” consensus among climate scientists that humans can affect climate
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Opinion
Can’t win ’em all
It is sad to read of the suspension of the scheme to extend Asplund’s Stockholm City Library (News November 13), but predictable. The difficulty with competitions that rely on a winning design, which is then implemented, is the lack of opportunity for reflection and consultation
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Opinion
Corrections - 20 November 2009
The image used with last week’s news story “Stockholm axes plan for library extension” was not the winning entry by Heike Hanada as stated, but Jonathan Woolf’s design, which came seventh.The photograph of Caruso St John’s Nottingham Contemporary on page 12 last week should have been credited to Hélène Binet.
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FeaturesDot to dot - 20 November 2009
Connect the dots, name the building and send us your answer by 10am on Wednesday 25 November for a chance to win a copy of Unbuilt Masterworks of the 21st Century, by Will Jones
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FeaturesDot to dot results: 13 November 2009
Last week’s winner was Monica Giuliani of Giuliani Architects in Henley on Thames, who identified Oscar Niemeyer’s Brasilia Cathedral
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NewsBoris appoints Tate boss Serota to replace Rogers
Letters reveal Rogers’ unhappiness as London mayor blocked his bid for power
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NewsYRM links with US practice to go nuclear
YRM has linked up with a larger US architect to bid for nuclear power station work.
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