All Building Design articles in 27 January 2006 – Page 2
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News
Gehry flies to UK to defend Hove plans
Redesign denials after architect explains scheme to EH and Cabe
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Opinion
Cover stories
Regardless of whether it is right or wrong for Arb to regulate provision of architects' professional indemnity cover (News January 13), the practice of publishing required levels of cover is naïve, if well-intentioned.
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Edaw consortium takes park contract
The design team which helped secure the Olympics for London was finally rewarded this week, when the four architects and three engineers were handed the contract for the Olympic Park.
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NewsUniversity challenge
Edward Cullinan Architects last week celebrated the opening of the first phase of its £90 million campus for the new Singapore Management University.
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NewsHome sweet city centre
Manchester developers lure families into city centres with promise of larger apartments
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Foster means business
Foster & Partners has designed this tower for Spinningfields, Manchester's new business district.
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Olympic boss seeks to calm early jitters
Construction chief axes live tenders to allow for better planning
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Two cities in battle for BBC HQ
Manchester and Salford are fighting it out to host the BBC's new northern headquarters and win all the regeneration benefits that will go with it.
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Schemes for Basin replaced
Plans for six new buildings by three architects including former SOM director Michel Mossessian have replaced schemes by Richard Rogers and Jestico & Whiles at London's Paddington Basin, it emerged this week.
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Opinion
Striking the right balance in the city
While my natural inclination would be to concur with Rem Koolhaas's view that the government's relentless concentration on its risk-averse Respect agenda might have the side-effect of creating soulless cities and townships, I nevertheless found myself in complete agreement with your "Not everything goes in the city" leader (Comment January ...
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Clients asked to sign design manifesto
Olympics bosses including Tessa Jowell, Sebastian Coe, Ken Livingstone and Olympic Delivery Authority chairman Jack Lemley are to be asked to commit to a manifesto for design covering all new projects for the 2012 Games.
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ReviewHigh art or home truths?
Elaine Knutt sees a play performed in the tower block where it is set
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Architects in Scotland ‘punished' for Holyrood
Architects in Scotland are being "punished" by clients for the failures of the £430 million Scottish Parliament project, leading lights of the profession have claimed.
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Opinion
Status anxiety
Ben Derbyshire considers the low status of our profession (News January 20) as the most important issue for the majority of architects.
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Opinion
The work of art in the immersive age
In his seminal essay, The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction, Walter Benjamin reflects on two modes of architectural experience.
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News
Aedas set for Kazakh expansion
Architectural giant Aedas is set to open three new offices around the world - including one in a former Soviet republic condemned for its human rights record.
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ReviewThe public face of David Adjaye
A new show draws on non-western sources to highlight changes in the way we interact.
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Bad design can make you ill, says academic
Badly designed neighbourhoods lead directly to rising obesity and mental illness, according to an eminent American academic.
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