All Building Design articles in 23 November 2007 – Page 2
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ReviewIn his pomp: Rogers' Paris retrospective reviewed
The Pompidou, designed by Richard Rogers 30 years ago, is a fitting host for a major retrospective of his remarkable career, says Kester Rattenbury
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NewsHampshire pavilions
Aukett Fitzroy Robinson has received planning permission for this £9 million office development in Southampton.
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Opinion
It's a gas
I am delighted that the work of my former tutors, Isi Metzstein and Andy MacMillan, is being celebrated at Glasgow’s Lighthouse (Culture November 9).
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Opinion
Eyes on the prize
By focusing on the spat between EH and Piers Gough, we are in danger of overlooking the real issue in the debate over the redevelopment at Smithfield.
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Opinion
Waste of energy
The promotion of energy assessment as a quasi-profession rather than as a function of a proper profession is both a government-sponsored job creation scheme and a logistical failure.
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NewsEbbsfleet is go for Eurostar
This week the first Eurostar trains left for Paris from the £100 million Ebbsfleet International Station.
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Opinion
Divide and rule
I’m not sure how Piers Gough has come to the conclusion that Cabe should deal with what is new, while English Heritage should only deal with what is old.
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NewsDesign for London responds with list
Design for London is set to establish its first framework agreement of preferred architects, director Peter Bishop told the London Assembly this week.
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OpinionRefurb deserves top design
Pimlico School’s demolition may be unstoppable, but there are serious questions over the quality of its replacement
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ReviewThe urban degenerated
Britain's Lost Cities, Gavin Stamp’s latest collection of essays on post-war British architecture is a sobering read, says Ken Powell
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News
Milton Court down, Make goes up
City of London planners this week assented to the demolition of Milton Court, the oldest part of the Barbican complex.
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OpinionFloored by the council’s street works
We know the built environment is about more than buildings, but councils just don’t get it
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NewsGerman firm wins Stockholm contest
German architect Heike Hanada has beaten thousands of competitors to design a £60 million extension to Gunnar Asplund’s iconic public library in Stockholm.
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Opinion
Chunnel vision
The adoring press that has greeted the new St Pancras might be about to turn.
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NewsSimpson checks into Scotland
Planning granted despite Architecture & Design Scotland’s opposition to the firm’s 160-room Glasgow hotel development
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Theatre designer celebrated
Theatre designer Frank Matcham (1854–1920) was commemorated yesterday, (Thursday) with an English Heritage blue plaque outside the home he lived in for nine years in Crouch End, London.
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TechnicalDancing on the ceiling
An architect and a designer are reviving the lost art of ceiling decoration
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FeaturesPoundbury plotters captured
Prince Charles and two of his pet architects photographed at the Poundbury public exhibition in 1989
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