All Building Design articles in 23 September 2005 – Page 3
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News
Historic Lasdun archive damaged in RIBA’s care
Institute’s capability as archive custodian is questioned after water damage revealed
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Opinion
Why architecture can sell London
London has some of the most iconic buildings and public sites in the world. Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament and Trafalgar Square are landmarks that have come to represent not just the capital, but Britain itself in the eyes of many visitors.
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News
Architects give segregation warning
Commission for Racial Equality chairman Trevor Phillips said this week that Britain was in danger of “sleepwalking” into the kind of racial segregation seen recently in New Orleans.
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NewsAppointing the finger
Sheppard Robson has won planning permission for a £25 million new building for The University of Manchester. The new building, to be known as AMPPS, will bring together the university’s astronomy, mathematics, physics and photon science departments.
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NewsAdjaye’s new Ideas
David Adjaye’s Ideas Store on Whitechapel Road opened on Thursday. The Ideas Store is a new type of public library that aims to involve the whole community and offer opportunities for adult learning.
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Opinion
Why link 7/7 with Arb numbers?
Being the MD of an architectural practice predominantly made up of “black and minority ethnics”, I was intrigued by your headline “Black designers could ‘help beat terror’” (News, 16 September).
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Building StudyThe 600-year-old time machine
Interiors from the 1950s jostle with Victorian details in Stuart Page Architects’ painstaking restoration of Ightham Mote in Kent — the National Trust’s biggest restoration project of its type, which preserves architecture styles as far back at the Middle Ages
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TechnicalIn detail 51: Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse, Heathrow Airport, London
Light sculpture: Collaboration between light artist Chris Levine, architect Softroom and the Virgin Atlantic Airways design department
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