All Building Design articles in 23 June 2006 – Page 2
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Opinion
Generation game
I have just visited Poundbury for the first time and let me assure Bryan Perry (Letters June 9) that I tried to look at it with an unprejudiced eye.
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NewsFrostrup on Stirling jury
Broadcaster and journalist Mari-ella Frostrup is the lay member of the jury for this year's Stirling Prize. Frostrup is currently known as an agony aunt columnist in the Observer and for her friendship with Hollywood star George Clooney. Her fellow jurors will include architects Ian Ritchie and Peter Cook.
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Opinion
Music expresses the soul of Sheffield
So BD and Architecture Foundation's Architecture Rocks competition approaches its climax. It is an event in the long tradition of relating architecture to music. From Wittkower's treatise on Renaissance architecture, harmony and proportion, to Libeskind's use of Schoenberg to inform the Jewish Museum, people have tried to forge links between ...
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Technical
I wish I'd done that... Timber structure
Matthew Wells on the equestrian centre, Flyinge Kungsgarden, Sweden
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TechnicalOn the cutting room floor
The AA student summer pavilion is a work of fractal geometry in wood. Elaine Knutt tells us how they did it
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News
Mayor's Crystal Palace housing plans under fire
Ken Livingstone has come under fire from protestors over plans for luxury apartments in the redevelopment of Crystal Palace Park.
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NewsCrowds flock to drive
"Trust me, I'm an architect," proclaimed Richard Rogers and Renzo Piano's t-shirts.
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OpinionNorman Conquest
I expect every stout-hearted architectural yeoman now flying the flag of St George to vote for me
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NewsLivingstone confirms design post
London mayor Ken Livingstone this week confirmed plans to appoint a powerful design director for the capital as part of his vision to make the city a "world leader" in architecture and urban planning.
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News
Win a trip to New York in photograph competition
The 10th annual Zumtobel Lighting photography competition is offering architects a chance to win a trip to New York. It's open to everyone, and you don't have to be an experienced photographer to take part.
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Opinion
Commonwealth: a duty to demolish
There is no viable future for the Commonwealth Institute. It should be demolished. Armchair aesthetes seem unaware of the raison-d'etre of the Commonwealth.
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News
Foster to look at Commonwealth Institute
The Commonwealth Institute's trustees' quest to cash in on their listed Kensington site continues with the surprise announcement they have been working with Foster & Partners on a planning application "for some months".
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ReviewTerritorial claims
Peter Wilson kicks off BD's 2006 student summer show coverage with a look at the architectural talent emerging from Edinburgh
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NewsPhillips sparks rule change
BNP revelation could lead to future RIBA presidential candidates having to declare politics and backers
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News
No reason to stand down, says candidate
Peter Phillips has pledged to fight on in the race to become RIBA president despite widespread controversy over revelations that he is a member of the BNP.
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Opinion
Business as usual
You report (News June 9) that an unnamed DoH source and the man who is actually no longer responsible for the schools programme have "rejected" the RIBA's Smart PFI initiative. Small earthquake, not many dead, then.
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News
Broadway Malyan to revamp Stoke college
Broadway Malyan has beaten a shortlist including BDP and Nightingale Associates to design a £44 million revamp of Stoke-on-Trent College.
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News
RIBA lines up big names for Stratford footbridge
Ian Ritchie, Wilkinson Eyre and Spence Associates are among the architects on the shortlist for a proposed "world-class" bridge in Stratford-upon-Avon.
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