All Building Design articles in 22 September 2006 – Page 2
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News
Council defends costs of Sloane Square consulting
A third public consultation on Stanton Williams Architects’ ambitious plans to redevelop London’s Sloane Square has been defended by the local council after it emerged that it had already spent almost three-quarters of a million pounds on the two previous exercises.
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NewsClass not colour, says Prasad
Richard Rogers’ call for ‘positive action’ to encourage more diversity is contested by RIBA president-elect
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ReviewChilled-out entertainers
An exhibition on the workplace reminds Ellie Duffy of a certain D Brent
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Curtain call
This striking temporary structure in Liverpool has been designed by the Office for Subversive Architecture.
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NewsGreen future for Bristol factory
Architect Acanthus Ferguson Mann and developer Urban Splash have revealed plans to transform a power-hungry tobacco factory into one of the most sustainable large-scale residential schemes yet seen.
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NewsSouthwold scheme is brewing
Ash Sakula architects has received planning permission for this high-density scheme to redevelop a former Adnams brewery distribution site at Southwold in Suffolk.The proposals include a specialist wine and kitchenware shop, a cafe and a mix of 34 houses and flats around a new public square.The architecture is intended to ...
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Opinion
DSDHA not bitter
It seems to me that your enthusiastic salvo across the bows of the GLA’s Architecture & Urbanism Unit has gone wide of the mark.
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Opinion
Bird solution
Further to your article on “Watch the Birdie” (News August 11), we can offer a few tried and tested methods of avoiding birds perching on buildings and the inevitable mess.
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ReviewA brutal beauty
A new book demonstrates how St Petersburg’s history of suffering is matched by an extraordinary civic pride.
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Panel backs Ken over rise in new homes
Plans by London mayor Ken Livingstone to increase the number of new homes built in the capital from 23,000 a year to 30,650 have been backed by an independent panel of experts.
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Jencks Award recognises Hadid’s contribution
Zaha Hadid has won this year’s Jencks Award, giving her international profile yet another boost.
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Opinion
AUU did not give East an easy ride
Your article “Design jobs for the boys?” (News Analysis September 15) misrepresents and miscontextualises my comments.
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Designers set up group to fight BDP’s Archway plan plans
Britain’s largest architectural practice, BDP, is facing opposition from architects and designers over a framework for the Archway area of north London.
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Opinion
Why foot Arb bill?
The debate revolves around the agreement by the board to at last systematically address one of its core functions (and the one which made the retention of registration attractive to the profession in 1997). That is protection of title. But why should protection of title be established at the cost ...
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Arb failed to prevent ‘evil architect’ errors
A direct appeal by the Architects Registration Board for national newspapers to avoid abuse of title has failed after a string of broadsheet and tabloid titles wrongly labelled a convicted sex attacker an “architect”.
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New team for The Public upsets Alsop
Will Alsop expressed alarm this week after it was revealed that a firm of local architects has been appointed to complete his flagship arts building The Public.
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