All Building Design articles in 23 June 2006 – Page 3
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Opinion
Best is yet to come
Peter Carolin's arguments in favour of the demolition of the Commonwealth Institute (Opinion June 16) evade the issue which is upsetting conservationists and ought to alarm even those neutral about the building.
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NewsBenson & Forsyth wins Beamish competition
Benson & Forsyth has won the competition to design a £6 million visitor centre for the Beamish museum in County Durham.
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NewsBBC looks to salvage design reputation
The BBC has hired a hit squad of design experts to try and salvage its damaged reputation as a good client after the sacking of Richard MacCormac last year.
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NewsSergison Bates wins Geneva competition
British practice Sergison Bates has won a competition with Swiss architect Jean-Paul Jaccard to design a new residential block in the Saint Gervais District of Geneva.
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NewsBarnsley's emerging market
CZWG and Holder Mathias have designed the £180 million Barnsley Markets development.
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Opinion
Phillips' BNP links are toxic, but no bar
Should political affiliation be a bar to becoming president of the RIBA? This is the only question that is worth asking a week after it emerged that Peter Phillips, one of three candidates for the presidency, is a member of the British National Party.
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OpinionBaah-baric stunt
Judging by my excitement and others' at the Rogers/Piano spectacle of herding sheep across the "wobbly" bridge, it was clear that we were "townies" and hadn't seen sheep alive at close quarters before. However, when I noticed the protestors, I started to think about the whole concept.
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ReviewArch enemies
David Watkin's Quinlan Terry anthology is still fighting an architectural battle that is long since over
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NewsAdams and modernists Make friends
He once described modernists as "Martians", but now neo-classicist Robert Adam appears content to work with such aliens, following an extraordinary collaboration with Make.
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Treasury: take whole life costs into account
The Treasury is to usher in a new era of high-quality public buildings by forcing government departments, local authorities and quangos to avoid the cheapest procurement option.
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MultimediaOpen House Contemporary Episode 4
Listen to young architects Stephen Witherford and William Mann, runners-up in BD's Young Architect of the Year Award 2005, on designing Amnesty International UK's new headquarters and how the experience informed their social housing projects in the Lower Lea Valley and Stonebridge Park.
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News
Pick of the day, Saturday June 24: Sunand Prasad on Patrick Hodgkinson
Riba presidential candidate Sunand Prasad chooses Patrick Hodgkinson's 4pm lecture on the Brunswick Centre as his pick of the day's events
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DoH scraps £167m Colchester hospital
PFI for hospitals has taken another body blow with the shock cancellation of the £167 million campus planned for Colchester.
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