All Building Design articles in 25 February 2005 – Page 3
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NewsThe diary of an Antarctic odyssey
You thought this week was cold? Engineer Chris Dunlop is just back from somewhere even chillier. This is a record of his site visit with a difference...
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Buildings more important than accents to regional identities
Architecture is a key part of regional identity, more important than accents or traditional dishes, according to a new study.
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Technical
In detail 39: Hunterian Museum, Royal College of Surgeons, London
Architect: Julian Bicknell & AssociatesExhibition design: John RonayneSpecial subcontractor: Netherfield VisualAt the centre of the Royal College of Surgeons’ Hunterian Museum is the Crystal Gallery, which contains more than 3,000 specimens collected by 18th century surgeon John Hunter. The gallery occupies an 8m-high room in a part of the college ...
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Housing starts increase 13%
The number of new homes started on site was up 13% during the last quarter of 2004 compared with the previous quarter. Completions remained stable.
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You give away 6,000 a year
The architecture profession is one of the worst offenders for unpaid overtime, according to a new league table published by the Trades Union Congress this week.
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