All Building Design articles in 26 November 2010 – Page 2
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NewsMayor warned: London is being privatised
Committee investigating trend for developers to control public realm
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NewsCrossrail architects engineer big savings
Architects working on Crossrail’s eight central London stations have achieved £300 million worth of savings as part of a “value-engineering” drive demanded by the government
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NewsCabe set to be rescued by communities dept
Downsized design watchdog would be expected to further government’s localism agenda
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Competitions
Total Housing: Apartments
The city is resurgent after years of suburban supremacy, but new technologies and socio-economic shifts have made traditional models for urban housing obsolete.
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NewsWilkinson Eyre looks to expand China work
Wilkinson Eyre is planning to use its recently completed Guangzhou International Finance Centre tower scheme as the launch pad for more work in China.The firm has been working in the country for the past five years and in spring opened its first office there in Shanghai.Co-partner Jim Eyre told BD ...
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NewsGovernment and Arb rebuff part II campaign
A campaigner battling for those with a part II qualification to be able to call themselves architects has pledged to continue fighting after both the government and the Arb rebuffed his attempt to force reform
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NewsAedas files contentious Gateway scheme
Designs by Aedas for one of the Thames Gateway’s biggest regeneration schemes have been submitted for planning
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NewsSquire & Partners submits Piccadilly plans
Squire & Partners has submitted plans to Westminster City Council for a mixed-use scheme in Piccadilly, London.
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NewsCouncil backs Buckley Gray Yeoman east London student scheme
Tower Hamlets Council has approved an 11,000sq m mixed-use development in east London by Buckley Gray Yeoman.
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NewsOliver Chapman completes Borders housing scheme
Oliver Chapman Architects has completed the second phase of a housing scheme in the Scottish Borders
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OpinionThe arts are built to last
Though funding prospects look bleak, recent investments in architecture will help arts bodies weather the storm
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Opinion
Winning ways
Wouldn’t it be easier to describe all CIAT, Riba degree-level candidates as apprentice architects?
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ReviewNew towns and politics
A conference examined the role new towns play in housing the world’s growing urban population
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ReviewUtopia London
A documentary on London County Council’s post-war legacy celebrates a revolutionary zeal unknown today
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OpinionLocal planning
Cabe chairman Paul Finch is on shaky ground in arguing that “anything in the built environment we admire had nothing to do with local communities putting in their ideas on design” (bdonline November 15)
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OpinionOn leading northern lights
Low winter sun presents particular challenges for architects working in northern climes
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Opinion
Memory lane
I enjoyed Owen Hatherley’s urban trawl (November 12) and look forward to the rest
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OpinionSurveying Robin Hood’s riches
As a member of the Twentieth Century Society, I deplore the statement on last week’s front page by its spokesman, condemning architects bidding for the Robin Hood Gardens site
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FeaturesGreen living
The architect of Heathrow airport and Liverpool’s cathedral also designed his own treehouse
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