All Building Design articles in 21 January 2011 – Page 3
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NewsRogers ditched from Milton Keynes housing scheme
Developer abandons RSHP factory-built housing for ’traditional’ design
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NewsHowells’ King’s Cross tower gets green light
Camden planners have approved Glenn Howells Architects’ plans for a student accommodation tower at the King’s Cross Central redevelopment in London.
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NewsNewcastle’s Grad scheme sets pace for recruitment
A scheme helping unemployed architecture graduates find work is being hailed as a model of how architecture schools and practices can help students gain access to the profession.
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NewsPickles accused of seizing powers
Communities secretary Eric Pickles has been accused of using the localism bill to hand himself more than 100 new powers over local authorities.
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ReviewWork on Paper, part I: Landscape situations
The first in a new series examining the role of drawing in architecture.
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ReviewBuilding a Library 41: City of Lingering Splendour, by John Blofeld
Robert Harbison picks 50 books that should feature in any architectural library.
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OpinionSchool views
Our office is adjacent to the site of the Islamia school in Salusbury Road and I am a local resident
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OpinionModern methods stumble
The Oxley Woods u-turn only shows that prefabricated housing must be built on a bigger scale to be economically viable.
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Opinion
Out of hours
The assault on an employee of Bond Bryan reinforces the notion that the long hours culture in practice should not be tolerated.
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Opinion
Get the picture
The illustration of Liam O’Connor’s design for the Bomber Command memorial planned for Green Park (Letters January 14), does not depict the real situation.
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FeaturesFighting a good fight
Father Francis Xavier Martin led the 1979 protest against development of Dublin’s Wood Quay
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Opinion
Stop the damage
The sudden abolition of the RIBA Trust is very difficult to justify. It has been one of the most successful parts of the RIBA.But it raises issues more important than just the discourteous way it was handled by the chief executive. The manner by which this “reorganisation” was forced through ...
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Features
Free yourself from computer slavery
In your working life you may sometimes feel that you are chained to your computer. Instead information technology should be seen as an opportunity for more freedom in how you work.
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Opinion
No comparison
Reviewing Shoshan/Grootens’ Atlas of the Conflict: Israel-Palestine, Levent Kerimol suggests that “an equivalent look at Jewish ghettos, holocausts and pogroms, placed alongside the constrained conditions of Palestinian Arabs could raise an ironic hypocrisy in the present situation”.
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FeaturesHow do I set up in China?
China is the biggest market in the world for architects, but how do you go about getting a piece of the action?
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OpinionCabe lock-in
While plans for a successor to Cabe may be inching forward, morale at the commission is taking a battering.
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Opinion
Border skirmish
Levent Kerimol is an unlikely character to review Atlas of the Conflict: Israel-Palestine.
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Building StudyFirst look: Union North’s Lancaster student block
The architect’s design for a 96-bedroom housing block that reveals the building’s original “fossilised” history has been given the green light.
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OpinionAn insult to all who gave time
The creation of the RIBA Trust a few years ago really marked a positive sea change in the way the cultural side of architecture was to be cared for
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