All Building Design articles in 23 July 2010 – Page 3
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Opinion
Forever Young
Just a reminder that it was “professional hack” Toby Young who joined the former Tory architecture minister Ed “five days in the job” Vaizey and education secretary Michael “can’t stop grinning” Gove in attacking the architectural profession for “creaming off” profits from Building Schools for the Future on the Newsnight ...
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OpinionWe must face the ugly truth
Critics of BD’s Carbuncle Cup fail to see how it reflects the profession’s growing self-confidence
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Opinion
Redesign the exam machines
Let’s reimagine the schools of the future and leave behind New Labour’s slick academies
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Building StudyChrist & Gantenbein’s Swiss Church
Young Basel practice Christ & Gantenbein’s reworking of the interior of the Swiss Church in London’s Covent Garden puts mirrored glazing and a highly complex plan to dramatic use
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News
Hendry wins Lottery chapel job
A scheme to turn a former chapel into an arts centre that will be filmed by the BBC has been won by local practice Jonathan Hendry Architects
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OpinionCabe is ready to face the future
The comments by Sir Stuart Lipton and Jon Rouse, reported on your front page last week, ironically were about the growth in Cabe’s size and remit which they helped to foster
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OpinionShould buildings up for listing be given interim protection?
Catherine Croft says yes, otherwise important buildings will be lost, but Richard Coleman says no further powers are needed
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TechnicalMeads Reach footbridge, Bristol
Niall McLaughlin Architects worked with Price & Myers and Martin Richman to create an integrated design that lights up the landscape
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NewsMark Hines wins blessing for Passive church
Mark Hines Architects has won outline planning for the UK’s first church designed to strict Passive House environmental standards
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OpinionWhy BD’s cup is a poisoned chalice
Laughing at bad buildings is self-destructive and fails to address the real issues, says Charles Holland.
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NewsFoster’s Boston wing to open this autumn
Foster & Partners’ $345 million (£225 million) extension to the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston will open this autumn
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NewsJohn Pawson shines new light on Augsburg’s St Moritz Church
John Pawson Architects has revealed the first images of its refurbishment of the 1,000-year-old St Moritz Church in the Bavarian town of Augsburg, Germany
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NewsHTA asylum homes plan moves closer
HTA’s masterplan for transforming a former Victorian lunatic asylum in Kent into a housing development has moved a step forward
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Architects grow more pessimistic
The latest Future Trends Survey from the RIBA is warning that architects are expecting to find it harder to win work in the future
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Opinion
Free for all
If the facts on the government’s free schools proposals are being reported correctly (News July 16), this shows how completely asinine the whole venture is
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News
McAslan Hornsey plans to go ahead
John McAslan & Partners’ plans to revamp a town hall in north London have been given the green light by local planners
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OpinionKaplicky’s library rides again
Fans of Jan Kaplicky’s design for the National Library in Prague will be pleased to learn of plans to ensure the Czech authorities face a constant reminder of their failure to deliver the scheme
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News
3DReid submits Gateshead plans
3DReid’s plans for a £150 million regeneration of Gateshead have been submitted to local planners
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