All Building Design articles in 22 January 2010 – Page 3
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OpinionWasted energy
While I remain unconvinced that the relatively small amounts of man-made CO2 contribute significantly to climate change, (a belief which seems to me to rely overmuch on weak maths, poor science and too much religion), I have always been in favour of conserving energy and resources
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Opinion
Correction
The reference to Jay Merrick’s article on Salvation Army Chelmsford (Quoted January 8) incorrectly credited the project to Andrew Hudson
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Building StudyDSDHA’s double chemistry lesson in Guildford
A year after its opening, DSDHA’s special needs school is joined on the site by the practice’s fantastically impressive Christ’s College secondary school
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ReviewMaking Hackney central
A new book celebrating the Hackney Society’s 40th birthday shows that it has much to celebrate
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OpinionSaid to Fred: Caption competition winner
More than 100 of you entered our caption competition to suggest what Fred Goodwin might saying to Peter Morrison as they posed for the cameras, announcing that Goodwin was to become a RMJM employee.
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Opinion
Capital offence
While reviewing the requirements for the Forgotten Spaces competition (News January 8), we noted the sentence: “The site should be local to the competitor’s workplace or home.” We assumed this must be an unfortunately worded sentence, however, on quizzing the RIBA, this competition is indeed closed off to architects who ...
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OpinionIs the BSF programme a threat to our Victorian heritage?
Yes, says Ian Dungavell, there’s no reason not to reuse our Victorian schools; while Mairi Johnson says we need learning spaces fit for the 21st century
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ReviewBack to the land
A talk at the Architecture Foundation by three of Norway’s top young practices brought together the country’s mystical landscape and urban culture
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Features
Is Google Apps the solution startups are searching for?
Today Google offers much more than the ubiquitous search engine that it started with. With Sketch Up, Google Maps, Google Earth, the Android operating system and the release of the Nexus One smartphone, it is positioning itself to be an integral part of everybody’s computing experience
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FeaturesWriting on the wall for ABK’s gallery
A year before Prince Charles’s carbuncle speech, Peter Ahrends defended his project at a Nation Gallery press conference
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FeaturesHow to navigate your practice through an uncertain 2010
Our experts take a look ahead and offer advice on areas that will be important to architects this year such as procurement, contracts and even social networking
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FeaturesDot to dot - 22 January 2010
Connect the dots, name the building and send us your answer by 10am on Wednesday 27 January for a chance to win a copy of Colin St John Wilson: Buildings and Projects, by Roger Stonehouse, plus The Gardens of Vladimir Sitta, by Tempe Macgowan
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FeaturesDot to dot results: January 15 2010
Last week’s puzzle answer was Gunther Behnisch’s Charlotte House in Stuttgart, Germany
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NewsSkippers takes up RTPI
Ann Skippers (pictured) has succeeded Martin Willey to become the new president of the Royal Town Planning Institute.
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