All Building Design articles in 28 March 2008 – Page 2
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FeaturesTempers rise over how we lived then
As the hyperbole flew in a live BBC television debate in 1979, modernist architects were branded ‘war criminals’
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NewsRogers walkabout at Robin Hood Gardens
Richard Rogers has written to Tower Hamlets Council in support of BD’s campaign to save Robin Hood Gardens.
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News
Peter Morrison’s speech in full
The full text of RMJM chief executive Peter Morrison’s speech, made at the launch of the RMJM/Harvard joint initiative
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Opinion
Long falls short
Boots raised an eyebrow at the latest issue of GQ Style, the glossy bible of fashionable homoerotica.
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Opinion
There’s ethics... and ethics
It’s good to see ethical issues debated in the pages of BD, but there is a danger of over-simplification.
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Opinion
Reckless Erick
What planet is Erick van Egeraat on? The one thing we learn from history is that we don’t, and while Daniel Libeskind’s protest is a small one, I applaud it.
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Opinion
Town downer
As a life-long resident of Barking, I am all too aware that Margaret Hodge doesn’t get into town very much, unless of course there is a camera about for her to beam into.
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NewsPiano unveils office development
Renzo Piano has unveiled designs for a new 46,000sq m landmark office development in central London (pictured), now on site.
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Opinion
Poor on detail
Saul Metzstein (Opinion March 14) rather glides over the change of tenure in Keeling House as a key factor in how this building was “rescued”.
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NewsFoster’s public square for Dallas
Foster & Partners has revealed designs for its Annette Strauss Artist Square in Dallas, Texas.
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Opinion
Correction
An editing error crept into last week’s Debate: 20-40 tonnes of carbon dioxide, not carbon monoxide, are emitted when building a home.
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TechnicalKeeping cool with Waugh Thistleton
Passive heat and ventilation at the Water House restaurant on Regent’s Canal
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News'Confident' SMC turns the tide
SMC Group’s shares have risen to their highest level this year after the troubled architecture firm revealed an expected boost in revenue and cash flow.
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NewsHere comes the sun
Capita Architecture’s Howe Dell primary school, the first eco-school in Hertfordshire, has been officially opened.
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Opinion
Conduct of code
Last week’s Debate made me consider what the point of the Code for Sustainable Homes is.
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News
Northern cities need closer links
The Centre for Cities is calling for greater infrastructure investment linking northern cities, warning that small northern towns risk slipping behind their southern counterparts economically if they do not improve their links to Manchester and Leeds.
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ReviewJourney to the East at the V&A’s China Design Now exhibition
Charles Holland takes in the breadth of China’s burgeoning creative industries
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Opinion
Charity shopped
Most publications tend to shy away from the subject for fear of incurring the wrath of the Zionist movement/ lobby.
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Opinion
Who's in charge?
Former Cabe chairman Stuart Lipton was representing the little known Major Developers Group at a top level DCLG seminar at Cabe HQ this week.
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News
Central Library’s fate is sealed
Birmingham City Council leader Mike Whitby has vowed to demolish the 1974 Birmingham Central Library building, designed by John Madin, even if it is listed.
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