All Building Design articles in 26 March 2004 – Page 3
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Opinion
The big conversation begins
John Prescott often says he is fed up of planners and architects failing to work together to deliver his beloved "wow factor" in Britain's buildings.
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NewsDrive to beef-up London biennale
First architecture biennale will celebrate Clerkenwell heritage
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FeaturesBuildings need bebop
I'm reading Barney Hoskyns' excellent account of the Los Angeles music scene over the past 50 years, Waiting for the Sun; a book I would thoroughly recommend to all architects. Too many of you only read books about architecture, a fact that is reflected in the almost total absence of ...
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Opinion
Back to basics
In response to your article (News March 12), I have always considered Arb an irrelevance. Now it is just an expensive one.The Architects Act, which protects the term "architect", should be repealed. Some of the best architects I have worked with do not have any architectural qualifications. Some of the ...
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News
Aukett rebel rejects client walkout claim
The rebel shareholder bidding to take control of Aukett has rubbished claims by the board that the listed practice would lose work and credit lines if he succeeds (News March 19).
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News
Arup offers a sounder way to design
Architects have always used sound to help design buildings, but a new design tool will involve more than the stereo in the studio on a Friday afternoon.
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Review
The Arts & Crafts Companion
The Arts & Crafts CompanionPamela ToddThames & Hudson£29.95Hard Back
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Review
Bartlett Works: Architecture, Buildings, Projects
Bartlett Works: Architecture, Buildings, ProjectsLaura AllenAugust Projects£26.HB
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Review
Next Generation Architecture: Contemporary Digital Experimentation and the Radical Avant-Garde
Next Generation Architecture: Contemporary Digital Experimentation and the Radical Avant-GardeJoseph RosaThames & Hudson£19.95PB
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Review
Hampton Court: A Social and Architectural History
Hampton Court: A Social and Architectural HistorySimon ThurleyYale University Press£35HB
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News
Marks Barfield Architects
A design by Marks Barfield Architects for a landmark café in Birmingham’s Bullring development has won a limited design competition. Its spiral-shaped design is based on the Fibonacci sequence of numbers. Work on the copper-clad 60sq m building for developer the Birmingham Alliance begins in May and the café is ...
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News
Eric Parry Architects
Eric Parry Architects this week unveiled images of its £34 million revamp of St Martin-in-the-Fields church and nearby buildings in central London. The project, which will start on site next year, includes modernised vaults and a new entrance pavilion. Prince Charles has agreed to act as patron for the project.
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News
Young Architect of the Year Award
Five practices under 40 were shortlisted for the BD/Corus Young Architect of the Year Award.
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NewsArchigram veteran
Archigram veteran, Peter Cook is pressing ahead with his belated plans to become an architect who builds. Following his acclaimed Kunsthaus in Graz, Austria, designed with Colin Fournier, the Bartlett professor’s latest proposal is a concert hall in Lepeija, Spain. Cook’s unsuccessful competition entry, pictured here for the first time, ...
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Towers must be stopped, London City Airport told
Ten proposed tall buildings in London's Docklands have been thrown into doubt after the Civil Aviation Authority moved to prevent London City Airport from supporting skyscrapers that penetrate the flight path. Planning applications for the towers have been held back because the CAA has clamped down on the airport's approach ...
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News
Aberdeen public space contest
The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland is running a sketch competition sponsored by Aberdeen City Council to redesign its public spaces.
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