All Building Design articles in 21 January 2005 – Page 2
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Opinion
Selling out to the star gazers
Is an architect’s star status the result of their unmatched ability as a designer, or is it developed and maintained as a marketing tool? There is a growing feeling in the profession that it is becoming too much the latter.
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News‘More vision needed’ for Thames Gateway
Panel member Will Alsop leads call for London design committee to look at wider picture
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NewsFinding our feminine side
Without female empathy, architecture is macho and impersonal. We argue that we need a better balance
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NewsSpotcheck - East Midlands
Regional triumphs BDP, Rick Mather and John McAslan were honoured in RIBA’s EM Awards 2004 for regional excellence. BDP’s Nottingham Breast Institute received the top accolade, while Rick Mather’s Lincoln School of Architecture and John McAslan’s 78-80 Derngate in Northampton were both highly commended. Also honoured were David Morley Architects, ...
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Opinion
Just too dull
Your 50/50 campaign is idealistic and stupid — you cannot simply impose a gender quota — and it doesn’t examine sufficiently the reasons why there are so few women in architecture. Maybe much of architectural practice is just dull, and of no interest to women, who are often more creative ...
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News
London debut for Koolhaas
Rem Koolhaas is bringing his distinctive masterplanning style to Britain after winning his first major project in London.
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NewsThe inn crowd
A menagerie of star architects has been assembled to create the ultimate boutique hotel. Design genius or freakish Hotel Frankenstein?
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New collapse danger
BD uncovers risk of Ronan-Point-style disaster on third and largest London estate as council orders probe
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Building StudyCoates, the comeback kid
Flamboyant in his time, but often underrated today, modern architect Wells Coates is back in the limelight with the restoration of his three signature buildings.
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Opinion
Wasted chances
How extremely refreshing to read Robert Booth’s editorial (January 14) — a rare critical initiative challenging some of our big names.
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ReviewA city warped by celluloid
Chris Hall sees a documentary examining the way Los Angeles portrays itself in its movies
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NewsThe car's the star
Future Systems has won a competition to design a new Maserati Museum in Modena, Italy.
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Opinion
Sweet and sour for Cambridge school
The recent campaign in support of Cambridge University’s department of architecture was brilliantly successful in achieving its aim, to prevent closure.
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News
Norfolk visually illiterate bumpkins spark fury
A sleepy Norfolk village has been labelled “philistine central” after the local council rejected plans for a new modern home.
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News
Mystery buyer will build Tate Tower
The architect behind a controversial tower planned close to Tate Modern in London is confident his design will be realised, despite the recent sale of the site to a mystery developer.
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Long & Kentish extension to British Libary in for planning
A major extension to the British Library in north London has been entered for planning permission.
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OpinionConcrete Boots
Will’s worldWill Alsop this week revealed what he does all day. In a short diary of his working week, featured in the Daily Telegraph, that eerily echoed the diary of BD’s own Ian Martin, Alsop revealed that his hectic day begins with a swim followed by a trip to his ...
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