All Building Design articles in 20th Ocotber 2006 – Page 3
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NewsThe Tabard Square development in Borough
This striking 22-storey tower by Rolfe Judd Architects and Berkeley Homes has won a design honour at this year’s Housebuilding Innovation Awards.
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NewsBoomerangs a high flier
This is the third year in which the Architecture Foundation has made a travel award for UK students of architecture, sponsored by KPF.
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Opinion
Mersey beat
Although I am grateful for the carbuncle nomination (Focus October 13), I hasten to add that I am not, nor have been since the millennium, the head of school at Liverpool University.
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Opinion
Lifes a beach
Architects at DSDHA have bravely challenged their fellow professionals to a surf competition, following a highly successful office surfing trip to Devon (pictured).
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News...while MacCormac suffers fallout following BBC loss
Award-winning practice MacCormac Jamieson Prichard is continuing to suffer the aftershocks of losing its flagship Broadcasting House project, with the departure of two of its remaining six directors, it emerged this week.
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Features
How do I set up a website for my practice? - the basics
There are a number of steps to take to get your practice on the web:
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Opinion
Bad case of wind
Will Alsop’s Palestra building in Southwark, the new home of the London Development Agency, can be seen from Boots’ desk and has certainly improved the view.
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Opinion
How to avoid a succession of disasters
It’s not only prime ministers who find the business of succession difficult. Architects do, too.
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News
Foster and Farrell stand to attention for barracks
Norman Foster and Terry Farrell are among the architects competing to design a residential scheme for Chelsea Barracks, the biggest site to be sold in London for a decade.
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OpinionThis week's top architectural job opportunities...
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News
RIBA proposals offer peace to Arb
Institute drops campaign for regulatory reform order as part of package to end hostilities with regulator
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News
Salisbury council move to listed site approved
Stanton Williams has received planning approval and listed building consent for its scheme to bring together the seven disparate offices of Salisbury District Council into one building at Bourne Hill, Salisbury.
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OpinionAnother view
Why was Rem Koolhaas’s Serpentine Pavilion selected as a carbuncle? “A bad attempt at 1960s inflatable architecture” sounds like a bottom of the barrel critique.
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News
Anger as Barker ‘dismisses design’
One of the government’s key economic advisers is embroiled in an extraordinary row with architects after delivering a speech to RIBA East that sparked “seething anger” among the audience.
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OpinionPostcards from an accidental inpatient
Architects, procurement managers and government ministers all say they’re committed to creating better hospitals. Any time you like, urges Ian Martin. Snapshots by Adam Turtle
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TechnicalHow we cracked it 37: Margate
The challenge: To create a 25m-high sculpture that would collapse in a controlled manner and burn safely
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