All Building Design articles in 27 October 2006 – Page 2
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NewsExclusive: Zaha’s UK debut
Next Friday, chancellor of the exchequer Gordon Brown will open Zaha Hadid’s first building to be completed in the UK.
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NewsJean Nouvel in running to convert EH’s former HQ
The ultra-fashionable Jean Nouvel could be drafted in to save English Heritage’s “iconic” former home from the bulldozers.
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NewsLiverpool clings to status
Unesco visits spark tougher rules for World Heritage Sites as city ducks demotion over Three Graces row
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Building StudyMaggies Centre, Kirkcaldy by Zaha Hadid
A Maggie’s cancer care centre in the grounds of a Kirkcaldy hospital is Zaha Hadid’s first UK building. Ellis Woodman finds it takes excellent advantage of a quirky site to create architecture of a very high order.
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TechnicalPart L: the view from Building Control
John Neal, head of building control at Rushcliffe Borough Council, Nottinghamshire, discusses the impact of Part L 2006 on his team
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OpinionBreak free of World Heritage tyranny
If a two-level planning system wasn’t hard enough, we now a have third level — and it’s global.
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NewsBranching out
Architectural practice Clague has unveiled this new building for the “Re-ability” centre, a rehabilitation centre for adults with physical disabilities.
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Stoke bids for world fame
Architects have been handed the challenging task of turning Stoke-on-Trent into a “city that will be internationally acclaimed for its public realm.”
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NewsBDP sails into Sefton waterfront
BDP has unveiled images for its £7 million Sefton Water Centre, which it has submitted for outline planning permission.
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Livingstone weighs in to defend AUU procurement
Mayor of London Ken Livingstone this week broke his silence over the ongoing inquiry into conflicts of interest at his Architecture & Urbanism Unit following a formal question by the London Assembly’s deputy chair.
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Opinion
Arsenal let-down
The assumption that we were not involved in the Lough Road design-and-build housing scheme is correct (Carbuncle Awards October 13).
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Investment rockets in Clyde area regeneration
Investment to regenerate the area around the River Clyde could rise to a staggering £5.6 billion, a major waterfront conference held in Glasgow heard last week.
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Opinion
Good riddance to flash architecture
Thank heavens that John Prevc of Make, the Elephant & Castle masterplanner, has had the sanity to reject the Alsop consortium’s “flash architecture” in preference for “considerate and well-planned regeneration” (News October 20).
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Architect sought for East London stations
A Balfour Beatty/Carillion consortium is looking for an architect to design four new train stations — Dalston, Hoxton, Haggerston and Shoreditch High Street — after winning a contract to extend the East London Line.
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Second Arb fine for PII rebel
An architect and protester against the Arb’s policies on professional insurance has been disciplined for a second time by the organisation’s conduct committee, sparking claims that he is being victimised.
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Alsop eyes another at Goldsmiths
Will Alsop this week pledged to compete for a £6 million new building at Goldsmith’s College, the establishment behind his Ben Pimlott visual arts complex.
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