All Building Design articles in 23 November 2007 – Page 3
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News
New housing needs Cabe, says Callcutt
Expanded design review process should look at all major schemes
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News
British entries to the Stockholm library contest
Among the entrants to the Stockholm library competition, won this week by Heike Hanada, were British practices Stephen Taylor, Woolf Architects and Florian Beigel
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OpinionAre we in danger of turning into Fortress Britain?
Yes, says Alistair Donald, who claims the real danger is our society’s fearful outlook, but former RIBA president Jack Pringle believes architects can tackle the problem with good design
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OpinionA day trip to swinging post-war Britain
Ian Martin finds the multiverse in chaos after some ill-advised internet posting
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NewsDublin Foster hotel boost
Norman Foster and U2’s redevelopment of the Clarence Hotel in Dublin has won planning permission despite continued opposition.
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NewsBodleian Library scheme nixed
Scott Brownrigg’s proposed £29 million book depository (pictured) for the University of Oxford was thrown out the city’s council on Monday night.
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OpinionParty fits the bill
Bill Clinton, in London this week to drum up support for his wife Hillary’s nomination as the Democrats’ presidential candidate, has lost none of his charm according to Ruthie Rogers, who was persuaded to lay on a party for him at the Rogers’ gorgeous Royal Avenue home even though her ...
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Building StudyFreewheeling in Beijing
It’s not only the 2008 Olympics that are transforming Beijing’s skyline. Architecture is being used to express China’s phenomenal economic growth. Ellis Woodman went to take a look
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NewsBD editor scoops top honour
BD editor Amanda Baillieu (pictured centre, alongside Grazia editor Jane Bruton and comedian Alan Carr) has been named weekly business magazine editor of the year at the prestigious British Society of Magazine Editors awards.
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Hammersmith regeneration battle heats up
Wilkinson Eyre is battling Barton Wilmore and Sheppard Robson in a public competition to design a major regeneration scheme in west London.
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Sonnemann Toon nets two awards
London-based Sonnemann Toon Architects has won accolades for two of its health buildings.
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NewsYoung guns miss out on Athletes Village first phase
Established names scoop lion’s share as Lend Lease boss promises ‘time to be playful later’
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NewsIn the groove at Assael scheme
Assael Architects and artist Oliver Marsden have created this public art for the facade of a new residential scheme in Westminster.
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NewsWilkinson Eyre & KSS to design basketball arena
Wilkinson Eyre and KSS Design Group have seen off competition from firms including Grimshaw and David Morley Architects to design the temporary basketball arena for the 2012 Olympics.
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NewsHadid's Aquatic centre is redesigned
The ODA’s quest to find a legacy use for Zaha Hadid’s Olympic Aquatic Centre has further compromised the architect’s original concept, a new image shows.
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OpinionAngel of the north
It’s true that having never undergone the Mackintosh School of Architecture’s indoctrination programme, I have never needed to subscribe to the orthodox view of St Peter’s Cardross as a world-class edifice (News November 16) .
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News‘Ambitious’ apartments completed
Cheshire-based architect Bowker Sadler has completed two five-storey apartment blocks as part of a £75 million mixed-tenure development in Beswick, Manchester.
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Opinion
Together again
Richard Rogers’ retrospective, which opened at the Pompidou this week, was also a bit of a reunion, according to former partner John Young.
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