All Building Design articles in 28 May 2010 – Page 2
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TechnicalConstantijn Huygensstraat by Tony Fretton Architects
The robust brick facade of Tony Fretton’s Amsterdam block is designed to last the building’s planned 200-year lifespan
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NewsVauxhall towers reborn
Designs for two £170 million towers on a vacant site beside Vauxhall roundabout in London have been unveiled by Squire & Partners, which hopes to submit a planning application this summer
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News
Redcar plans ‘vertical pier’ for seafront revival
A “vertical pier” and creative centre are the highlights of a proposed £30 million revamp of the seafront at Redcar in north-east England
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Opinion
Time to move on
While it is difficult to commend the lack of masterplanning of Surrey Quays in the 1980s, I find Owen Hatherley’s political rant about the Conservatives (Opinion May 21) a reactionary jab following, presumably, an election result that he finds difficult to stomach
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Opinion
Members only
Owen Luder says it appears RIBA staff have been taking sides in a dispute between elected officers
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OpinionSee Venice Little-Britain style
Shades of Vicky Pollard dominate the Venice Architecture Biennale
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News
‘Super-hub’ initiative scrapped
London mayor Boris Johnson has shelved plans for suburban “super-hubs” in the outer London boroughs.
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OpinionThings look set to get grim up north
This year’s RSA exhibition points to a crisis of confidence among Scottish architects
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Opinion
No pain, no gain
Many years ago, architectural draughtsmen – who were doing the architect’s work for him, and felt they were in fact propping him up on the technical side – got the hump.
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ReviewLuisa Lambri exhibition
Italian photographer Lambri’s latest exhibition at the Thomas Dane Gallery provides a fresh slant on modernist architecture classics
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OpinionName games at the DCMS
Boots was surprised to see the Guardian unilaterally rechristen the Department of Culture Media & Sport the DCOMS, to take account of Jeremy Hunt’s Olympic responsibilities
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Opinion
Correction
In our report on the RIBA Awards (News May 21), Walter Hall Primary School should have been credited to Architecture MK, Milton Keynes Council.
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NewsCoin Street challenge quashed
A legal challenge to Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands’ Coin Street development in central London has been thrown out by the Court of Appeal.
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Building StudyCentral St Giles by Renzo Piano
In this archive Building Study from 2010, Ellis Woodman pulls no punches in his assessment of Google’s $1bn trophy
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News
Broadway Malyan proposal
A major Broadway Malyan mixed-use scheme near London’s Tower Bridge will be submitted to Tower Hamlets Council for planning next month
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Opinion
Beware of cads
I read with interest the debate about sketching versus computer-generated images (Debate May 21).
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ReviewNorman Foster: A Life in Architecture
Deyan Sudjic’s clichéd and unexciting authorised biography of Norman Foster leaves no stone turned.
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