All Building Design articles in 24 April 2009 – Page 2
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OpinionWhat role should the public have in the planning system?
BD editor Amanda Baillieu and reader Charles Thomson go head to head on the thorny issue of democracy – or lack of - in the planning system
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NewsNew flu resource centre designs
Multi-disciplinary firm Morgan Professional Services has revealed images of its £12 million UK stem cell bank and influenza resource centre in South Mimms, Hertfordshire.
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News2012 media centre 'would blight Olympic legacy', says Cabe
Cabe has savaged plans for London 2012’s Olympic media centre, saying it is unable to support the current designs.
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Aukett Fitzroy Robinson set to lay off staff after predicting a loss
One of the two dedicated architectural practices listed on the London Stock Exchange has said it will be making redundancies because of bigger than expected losses when it publishes its interim results in June.
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NewsFoster lost £80m in last year, according to Rich List
Norman Foster has lost £80 million in the last year, according to this year’s Sunday Times Rich List which sees Foster – the only architect to appear on the list this year –placed 333rd and worth an estimated £170 million.
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New stats show 861% increase in architects claiming dole
The annual increase in the number of architects claiming job seekers allowance has reached a staggering 861%.
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ReviewBD’s guide to your cultural week: April 27 to May 3
Uncover Le Corbusier’s hidden side and his influence on the Barbican estate, meet the pioneer of installation art in America and take a trip to the ends of the Earth without leaving the capital.
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ReviewReview: Architecture Depends, by Jeremy Till.
I feel obliged to declare my interests: I am a “Till-ite”. Not a disciple, but a product of the University of Sheffield School of Architecture that Jeremy Till lead from 1999 - 2006, first as Head of School and then Director of Architecture.
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ReviewReview: Camps: A guide to 21st-century space, by Charlie Hailey
A book about Camps, how much can you write about that? Well, this book – beautifully designed by Emily Gutheinz – with detailed descriptions of numerous camps proves that there is a whole field of research and information about an incredibly diverse and interesting phenomenon commonly known as camps.
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NewsDevereux merges with Dewjo’c to create 250-strong practice
Devereux Architects has merged with North-east practice Dewjo’c Architects to create a combined 250-strong practice.
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£44.5m from Arts Council for recession-hit sector
The Arts Council England is to invest an extra £44.5 million in artists and arts organisations over the next two years.
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NewsPhotographers’ Gallery axes plans for new O’Donnell & Tuomey building
The Photographers’ Gallery in central London has scrapped plans for a £16 million building by O’Donnell & Tuomey amid funding fears
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Work starts on Soho Lodge
Conservation specialists from HOK have begun work on the restoration of Soho Lodge, the grade II listed summerhouse in the middle of Soho Square in central London
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DC showcase for Welsh system
A modular building system for affordable housing based on traditional Welsh building methods is to be shown at a major US cultural festival this summer
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NewsCracking headquarters, Gromit
An £8 million headquarters building designed by Alec French Architects has been completed for Wallace & Gromit creator Aardman Animations
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NewsGround Zero towers face 20 year delay, says report
Richard Rogers and Norman Foster’s towers for New York’s Ground Zero site may not be completed for another 20 years, according to a leaked report commissioned by the city’s Port Authority
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DLA cracks culture competition
DLA Architecture has won the RIBA competition to design a cultural centre in Northwich, Cheshire
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NewsBarracks row at risk of causing RIBA split
Saga deepens as RIBA-affiliated group backs Prince Charles’ intervention
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