All Building Design articles in 28 January 2005 – Page 2
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Opinion
A critical debate
Are we losing architecture? Foster, it seems, is suffering from the same affliction as indie rockers and rappers once they become rich and successful.
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NewsWinter at Country Hall
RHWL has unveiled bold designs to convert a seven-storey atrium in the famous London landmark, County Hall, into a winter-themed public space.
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News
Study reveals how M&S split Colchester in two
Preparation of a new masterplan for one of Britain’s oldest towns has revealed that a 1960s shopping block split the town in two, creating a thriving shopping scene in the west but relatively deserted streets to the east.
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Opinion
Take it on the chin
Alsop’s letter only helped to confirm the public’s impression that architects are arrogant egomaniacs.
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News
Southwark loses window case
The windows on a celebrated 1950s south London housing estate were removed unnecessarily, a leasehold valuation tribunal has ruled.
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NewsCabe sides with Prescott on codes
Watchdog backs design codes to prevent ‘unsympathetic architecture’
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Opinion
Brits must grasp Gateway nettle
If the 2002 Urban Summit was anything to go by, the 2,000 delegates at next week’s second leg in Manchester will witness a smoothly executed exercise in New Labour propaganda.
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OpinionConcrete Boots
Cabe to the rescueCabe left no stone unturned when writing its report on design codes. The commission held a series of “code-busting workshops” with planning officers, designers and developers to put its findings to the test. All together now — who you gonna call? Code-busters.Risky jumpersThere may be many strange ...
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Opinion
Hes only just begun
How bitter is Clifford Bannister’s letter (January 7). Adjaye has got a phenomenal amount of good PR and press.
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News
Craft centre win is first Welsh project for Sergison Bates
Sergison Bates Architects has been appointed to redesign Ruthin Craft Centre in Wales.
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NewsMad over Barking
Failure of Barking Riverside could be a ‘catastrophe’ for government’s housing policy
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NewsThe Elephantine barcode
De Rijke Marsh Morgan’s 31-home mixed-tenure scheme is the first housing development to be entered for planning permission as part of the £1.5 billion redevelopment of Elephant & Castle in south London.
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NewsBeauty contest ban at Elephant & Castle
Southwark Council to assemble its own design team for regeneration
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Opinion
Arrogance of the would-be radical
A feeble attempt at humour scarcely disguises the petulance of Will Alsop’s response to criticism (Letters January 21) by questioning the credentials of your excellent buildings editor in daring to comment on his Goldsmiths building.
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News
Im not Mr or Mrs, says transexual architect
A 70-year-old transsexual architect is giving Arb a headache by asking for her mail to be addressed without a title.
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Review
Animated response
Charlie Gates on an exhibition of films by Bartlett students that hopes to inspire presentations
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News
Alvaro Siza steps in to save Serpentine pavilion
The Serpentine Gallery in London has postponed plans for an eye-catching summer pavilion designed by Dutch practice MVRDV for a second time and announced a replacement scheme by Alvaro Siza.
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Opinion
Flash alternative
Has it not occurred to have-it-all architect fathers who love long hours that it’s perfectly possible to have a “blinding flash of inspiration” on the bus to the nursery?Catherine Brownell, London
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News
Cost review of Alsop Birmingham station
Replacement architect will value-engineer dropped architect’s designs for £350m New Street scheme
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Opinion
We can all benefit
A feminist campaign to promote the interests of women? There is nothing in the 50/50 Charter that would not benefit men as well as women.
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