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All Building Design articles in 23 October 2009 – Page 3
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ReviewHistory of RIBA in eight chapters
Curator Alan Powers takes a celebratory tour round 175 years of thought-provoking design
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Opinion
Cockerell & bull
In the final episode of Kevin McCloud’s Grand Tour, earlier this month on Channel 4, I was distressed to hear McCloud attribute the design of St George’s Hall, in Liverpool, to Charles R Cockerell
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OpinionBright new talent from tough times
The downturn is shaking up the natural order to architecture’s benefit
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ReviewThomas Demand’s images at the Berlin’s Neue Nationalgalerie
Demand exhibition captures key moments in post-war German history
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Opinion
Berlin boost
I was passing through Berlin last week with three hours to spare and walked over to see the Neues Museum.
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Opinion
Biting back
In Andrew Mead’s rather sour review of my new book, The Freedoms of Suburbia (Culture October 2), he seems to be still brooding — 40 years on — about the anarcho-libertarian Non-Plan special issue of New Society magazine, which I wrote with Reyner Banham, Peter Hall and Cedric Price in ...
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OpinionWe all need more play time
This government edict is indicative of the way Britain is doing its best to undermine its long-term future — and its architecture
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Opinion
Alive and well
Please apprise Jonathan Glancey (October 16) of the fact that Civic Trust Awards are still going ahead and that there are a lot more this year
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OpinionStirling after-party aftershocks
A surreptitious flick of the wrist and Boots found herself with a Stirling Prize after-party ticket, which turned out to be in a Corney & Barrow basement wine bar
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TechnicalAberdeen’s winning formula
A vast steel structure and ethereal polycarbonate cladding make Reiach & Hall’s new athletics and fitness complex a sporting contender
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FeaturesDot to Dot: 23 October 2009
Connect the dots, name the building and send us your answer by 10am on Wednesday October 28 for a chance to win a copy of The Pavilion: Pleasure and Polemics in Architecture, edited by Peter Cachola Schmal.
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FeaturesDot to dot results: October 16
Last week’s winner was Kellie Finnegan of McGurk Architects in Belfast, who identified Le Corbusier’s chapel at Ronchamp
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NewsHodge lists Saarinen's American Embassy
But minister signals that only ‘fit for purpose’ 20th century buildings should be protected
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NewsFretton's Warsaw Embassy budget revealed as £27 million
The budget for Stirling nominee Tony Fretton’s Warsaw Embassy building, opened last Friday by former Polish President Lech Walesa, has been revealed as £27 million.The embassy opened in the same week that BD revealed that the Foreign Office was on the verge of a cost-cutting drive which could spell an ...
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NewsMarks Barfield aims for 'gentle landmark' mosque
Marks Barfield is to design a £13 million mosque on a 0.4ha brownfield site in Cambridge.
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NewsPinnacle to stick with KPF
The team behind the City of London’s Pinnacle skyscraper has revealed it is sticking with original architect Kohn Pedersen Fox rather than switching to breakaway practice PLP.
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NewsProject Orange hotel approved
Project Orange’s extension to the Moran Hotel in Chiswick, west London, has been given planning permission after a public inquiry in the summer.
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Building StudyFirst review: Tony Fretton's Warsaw British Embassy
Tony Fretton’s new British Embassy in Warsaw, revised to take into account increased security concerns, is a declaration of what an early 21st century embassy can be, reports Ellis Woodman
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