All Building Design articles in 22 October 2004 – Page 2
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News
Ferguson defends hardwood use
RIBA president George Ferguson has controversially defended the architect at the centre of a row over endangered rainforest timber, arguing that the use of such wood could be justified on heritage grounds.
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News
CZWG off Croydon Gateway
CZWG has been dropped from the controversial Croydon Gateway scheme as developer Stanhope rushes to submit a detailed planning application for the project.
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FeaturesA Neutral course
Architectural film-maker and animator Neutral is to show its Place to Passage installation at Eero Saarinen’s TWA terminal at JFK Airport, New York, during November.
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FeaturesClues from the past
Work on Dresden’s Frauenkirche and the Sagrada Família have been aided by software that suggest their architects’ intentions.
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News
Civic space design is shoddy
The government must radically improve the design of “shoddy” and “bog-standard” civic design such as jury waiting rooms and polling booths, says a report by two leading think-tanks.
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Opinion
Reality check
Thank goodness Caruso St John (First look October 8) was not appointed to the Scottish Parliament project, or it might have clad every elevation in tartan.Sean Lyall, Nottingham
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News
RIAS plots Edinburgh design centre and HQ
Edinburgh could get a centre for architecture, design and urbanism under an initiative between the city council and the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS).
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News
Shuttleworth takes on Brum
Make founder Ken Shuttleworth is to design a £12 million redevelopment of Birmingham’s Digbeth coach station.
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OpinionConcrete Boots
Demolition manBD columnist Ian Martin pokes weekly fun at the profession through his back-page column, but little did he expect that one of his architectural fantasies would come true. Martin recently wrote about a new show called Detonate in which the country’s worst buildings would be blown up. Now Channel ...
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Opinion
A bitter pill
Yet another survey confirms the public is reluctant to swallow the modernist pill that architects have been trying to administer to them for years (News October 15).
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News
Foster: bigger and better
Stirling Prize winner claims firm is “richer and more creative” than ever
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NewsBeijing night light
Lab Architecture Studio has been appointed to design a 170,000sq m mixed-use development in Beijing’s central business district.
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Opinion
Putting the wow before green idyll
It struck me as ironic that your Green paper supplement should appear in the same issue as the review of the new Scottish Parliament building (BD October 15).
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Opinion
Font of beauty
Kathryn Gustafson’s Princess Diana Memorial Fountain is a serene and beautiful piece of work.
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News
BD writers up for gongs
BD has been named as one of the five best-edited business and professional weeklies in the UK.
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News
Architectures grey area
Have the UK’s ageing architects built enough for retirement, and can the next generation afford to stay in the profession?
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News
Who will be architect of the year
With just over a month to go until Channel 4’s Jon Snow announces BD’s Architect of the Year Awards at the London Hilton, the shortlists can finally be unveiled. They are:Public Housing Architect of the Year Fielden Clegg Bradley PCKOPollard Thomas EdwardsStock WoolstencroftPrivate Housing Architect of the YearCalder Peel PartnershipFielden ...
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