All Building Design articles in 27 July 2007 – Page 2
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Features
Name the mystery voice and win a £25 music token
Visit bdonline on Monday and enter our new weekly Name that Voice competition
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News
Remedial works start on roof
Remedial works have begun at Battersea Power station to secure the iconic building ahead of its redevelopment, which is being masterplanned by Rafael Viñoly.
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OpinionPlace setting
Unlike architecture, a “good place” takes much longer to evolve and develop its form (Debate July 20).
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OpinionOut of tune
Your article on Chetham’s School of Music (July 20) presents a misleading picture.
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NewsLeith Street revival
Edinburgh practice Allan Murray Architects has won panning for this ambitious office development in the city’s Leith Street.
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Opinion
Out to launch
Despite the excitement over this week’s announcement of the Elephant & Castle scheme’s winning private sector partner, Boots could not help feeling that those present had their minds on the summer hols.
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OpinionJust ruminating
This unlikely sight at the AA’s “wet hair” pavilion is actually not a herd of mutant human-cows but a group from publisher Random House which caused widespread bemusement in central London while promoting its forthcoming children’s book series, Cows In Action.
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News
TCPA identifies three vital issues
The Town & Country Planning Association is calling for social and economic sustainable development issues to be given equal weight to environmental concerns in eco-town proposals.
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Opinion
How to stonewall
Of all the indignities suffered by architects, Boots imagines that fending off well meaning suggestions about how to improve the design of their buildings is one of the worst.
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NewsTower ‘would spoil Somerset House views’
Cabe has attacked Lifschutz Davidson Sandiland’s Doon Street Tower scheme south of the Thames because of its impact on views from Somerset House.
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ReviewIt’s a rocky horror show
Tony McIntyre is unimpressed by a show that warns against the corporate culture
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ReviewQuestions to hit the spot
Despite shortcomings, this show uses the psychology of the city to challenge preconceptions, says John Lee
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OpinionHawking puzzle
The reported comments by the spokesman for Donald Insall Associates on being nominated for RIBA East Awards for the Stephen Hawking Building in West Road Cambridge (July 20), go some way to explain its puzzling nature.
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OpinionHands off Noddy, man of the people
Children’s TV programmes are more clued up than architects as to the housing people want
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Opinion
House grouse
For as long as I can remember, the debate about housing numbers has dragged on. Seeing film of housebuilding in the 1930s, nothing much has changed. We still pile lumps of baked clay (bricks) and cover roofs in slabs of stone (slates).
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TechnicalA glimpse of paradise
BDP is determined to preserve city views at Liverpool’s Paradise Street cinema complex by using a new type of steel column
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News
St Pancras hotel fire setback
A project to refurbish the grade I listed Midland Grand Hotel above St Pancras Station, by RHWL and Richard Griffiths Architects, was hit by a fire this week.
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OpinionToo high a price for expansion
Architecture courses are hugely popular — great! But it’s not so clever if saturation means falling standards
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