All Building Design articles in 27 April 2007 – Page 2
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CompetitionsHoliday let – Lot Valley vineyards
Long or short holiday let. Lot Valley vineyards riverside house.
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CompetitionsHoliday let - Straw Bale Cabin, East Yorkshire
New for 2007. A unique "natural" building with renewable energy and a host of eco features.
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Wanted - Flat to rent in London
UK architect returning from time in Canada requires short term bedsit, room or 1 bed flat in London.
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Competitions
Holiday Let - near Toulouse, France
A well-appointed three bedroomed house, two double and three single beds to rent.
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CompetitionsFor sale - House in Andalucía
Typical 4-bedroom townhouse with garage in Almedinilla, Andalucía, Spain.
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Holiday Let – South Brittany
Cottage, sleeps 4, 2 bedrooms with washbasins, shower room & separate WC, kitchen/dining, lounge with fireplace, garden.
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CompetitionsFlat to let – Crouch End, London
Refurbished ground floor two bedroom flat with patio to let in Stroud Green, Crouch End.
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Studio to let - Notting Hill, London
Large studio flat in Notting Hill, London. Panoramic rooftop views from small balcony.
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Opinion
Victoria values
Surely Land Securities’ willingness to lop 4m of one of KPF’s proposed twin towers and 24m of the other (News April 20) is little more than a classic developer’s ploy of throwing an excessive scheme into the ring and then make a big “concession” by scaling it back to something ...
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OpinionTall story
A dream team of tall buildings from around the world has been brought together on a single island in a montage mocked up by the Financial Times for the front page of its relaunch issue this week.
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NewsSpiralling Serpentine
Designs for this year’s Serpentine Gallery Pavilion by Scandinavian duo architect Kjetil Thorsen and artist Olafur Eliasson were unveiled this week.
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NewsWeymouth plan sails in
Barlow Henley’s masterplan for the £120 million regeneration of the Weymouth Ferry terminal has been approved by Weymouth & Portland Borough Council.
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TechnicalTechnology on the move
Gollifer Langston’s eye-catching mobile classroom for Camden education authority uses a mix of technologies more usually employed in space or at sea.
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Opinion
Lunar tick
As if English Partnerships’ decision to reject designs by HTA and Alison Brooks Architects for its Campbell Park regeneration scheme in Milton Keynes wasn’t tough enough (News April 20), now the two practices must contend with the eagle eyes of one of our readers.
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Opinion
Love’s rocky road
A sparkling speech by Pat Mirrlees at Terry Farrell’s and Mei Xin’s wedding party at the Wallace Collection revealed her key role in not only bringing the happy couple together, but also in ensuring they didn’t split up.
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NewsLarnaca Works passes planning
Hawkins Brown has won planning for its proposed redevelopment of Larnaca Works in Southwark.
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NewsHong Kong research win
Woods Bagot has seen off competition from Zaha Hadid Architects and Foster & Partners to design a new research complex for the Hong Kong University of Science & Technology.
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OpinionGreat imposter
I was deeply offended by your back page reference last week to God “the Great Architect”.
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NewsFarrell’s Edinburgh extension scrapped
Designs by Terry Farrell to extend his International Conference Centre in Edinburgh have been scrapped following the shock withdrawal of the developer.