All Building Design articles in 26 October 2007 – Page 2
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Opinion
Moving image
Jan Kaplicky may have faced serious hurdles trying to see his Czech national library built, but at least he has a shoulder to cry on when times get tough, Boots is glad to hear.
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Opinion
Incredible hulk
It’s still there! Battersea Power Station (News October 5) is the commuter eyesore to end all eyesores — derelict for years.
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Opinion
Home truths
Your story about a prefab holiday home which powers itself (News October 12) caught my eye.
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NewsHudson on the march to hall
Hudson Architects has won planning permission for this hall and community centre for the Salvation Army at Chelmsford, Essex.
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NewsHepworth Gallery starts on site
David Chipperfield Architects’ Hepworth Gallery in Wakefield, Yorkshire, is set to go on site next month.
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NewsSherwood Forest’s new tree
Make Architects’ visitor centre for Sherwood Forest has been shortlisted for £50 million worth of funding from the Big Lottery Fund.
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Opinion
Figured out
I may be biased, but your story on Channel 4’s birthday sculpture (Solutions October 19) left me wondering why a structure engineered from composite materials wasn’t used
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News
Grimshaw joins panel to judge eco-award
Nicholas Grimshaw is to judge a $100,000 (£49,000) international competition to find an eco-friendly solution to humanity’s most pressing problems.
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Dutch firms favoured for UK masterplanning
Will Hurst analyses the fashion for using Dutch firms for UK masterplanning projects, with a look at the leading firms' CVs.
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NewsPage & Park’s designs for Glasgow
Page & Park has released designs for its £4 million housing scheme in Glasgow (pictured).
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NewsDesign Museum eyes up Potters Field
Ian Ritchie’s proposed Potters Field development next to Tower Bridge faces a possible challenge from the Design Museum, which is believed to be interested in the site for its new home.
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Opinion
Defining moment
Is it my imagination or is the word “architect” being increasingly used as a synonym for “originator”?
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News
Thames Gateway model debuts
The Thames Gateway Forum is set to unveil the first model of the ambitious regeneration of the Thames Gateway region.
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FeaturesWhere Segal dares
Architect Walter Segal meets the owner of a house within one of the most successful self-build projects
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OpinionDo planners have a role in solving the obesity crisis?
Yes, they have always had a role in public health, argues Rynd Smith, while Sue Baic says we shouldn’t be distracted from the issue of diet
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Mayor revises costings toolkit
London mayor Ken Livingstone has revised a financial appraisal toolkit which helps developers and planners to assess the viability of affordable housing in new developments.
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OpinionContinental drift isn’t working for me
Beware: it’s the architectural version of mad cow disease, and it’s sweeping our built environment