All Building Design articles in 21 April 2011 – Page 4
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News
Disability pioneer Goldsmith dies
Architect Selwyn Goldsmith, author of the influential Designing for the Disabled, and inventor of the dropped kerb, has died aged 78.
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NewsFaulknerBrowns’ venue open to all
FaulknerBrowns Architects’ White Water Centre will tomorrow become the first 2012 Olympic venue to open to the public.
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NewsLiving in harmony
Baca Architects has completed a house designed around a musical family in the Chilterns, south-east England.
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NewsCanadian students showcase ContemPLAY pavilion
The McGill school of architecture in Montreal, Canada, has released images of a final-year project for masters students.
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NewsKuma adds extra talk at Dundee
Due to popular demand the Japanese architect Kengo Kuma will now deliver two public lectures at Dundee University when he visits next month
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OpinionPlans for Nigel?
Rumours are sweeping the corridors of power at the RCA over who will get the much-coveted dean of architecture job, a new post charged with delivering an enlarged and reinvigorated school of architecture with up to 200 students.Nigel Coates, the RCA’s professor of architecture, would love the job, but will ...
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Opinion
Latin quarters
Perhaps Roger Scruton should take a drive along the A35 and see the latest part of Poundbury – multistorey blocks of poor classicism with knobs on.
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Opinion
Healthcare sets the precedent
Architects can and should be at the front in delivering procurement cost reductions in the school sector (News April 15).
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Opinion
Exam revision
You report (News April 8) that the Architects Registration Board may lose £41,000 of income from its prescribed examination.
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OpinionGarden design
The heart of my neighbourhood, Hampstead Garden Suburb, has recently been destroyed for ever by a high-profile “starchitect”.
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Opinion
Centre stage
The Architecture Centre Network is a vital force in bringing architecture to the public (“Architecture Centre Network ’could close’ after latest funding blow”, bdonline April 14).
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NewsBlaze destroys original feature of Gaudi's Sagrada Familia
1,500 evacuated in arson attack on Barcelona cathedral
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NewsAnnual AIA awards gala honours British winners
Zaha Hadid and Terry Pawson among winners at UK Chapter event
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FeaturesCPD 2011 Module 5: Architectural Cladding
This CPD explores the use of architectural cladding to create a practical, decorative and sustainable facade. It is sponsored by Ruukki.
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NewsEgret West leads £350m Gateshead homes plan
Studio Egret West is heading a team of four practices picked to work on a £350 million scheme to build 2,500 homes across a series of sites in Gateshead.
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NewsNord splits due to irreconcilable differences
One of Britain’s most exciting young firms, Nord, has split up due to irreconcilable differences between its founding directors.