All Building Design articles in 29 August 2008 – Page 4
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ReviewA natural progression towards architecture
Michelangelo’s painting and sculpture provide a key to understanding his later architectural work says this new book. Tony McIntyre is impressed
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NewsArchitects hit back in Edinburgh Unesco row
Anger as director-general calls for ongoing developments to be halted
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TechnicalArchitecture Ensemble remakes St Anne’s Garden, Soho
Catherine Croft discovers how Architecture Ensemble turned a neglected central London churchyard into a thriving, art-filled community resource
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FeaturesDot to Dot: August 29
Connect the dots, name the building and send us your answer by 10am on Wednesday September 3 for a chance to win a copy of The Skyscraper & the City: the Woolworth Building & the Making of Modern New York by Gail Fenske.
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Opinion
Trellick 2012
Still with the Olympics, fans of postwar British housing were given a treat during the London 2012 handover film at Beijing’s closing ceremony, with the surprise appearance of Erno Goldfinger’s Trellick Tower.
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OpinionDot to dot results: August 15
The winner of last issue’s competition was Malcolm Hay of Worcestershire County Council Property Services, who identified Buckminster Fuller’s Dymaxion House in Wichita, Kansas.
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Building StudySutherland Hussey’s forest fruit
The first phase of Sutherland Hussey’s masterplan for a Forestry Commission-owned site in the Lake District has produced the Yan, a handsome community and education centre, writes Ellis WoodmanPhotos by Morley von Sternberg
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NewsBeijing Olympics used to promote UK architects
British architects’ hopes of landing work abroad have received a huge boost thanks to intensive lobbying during the Beijing Olympics by the RIBA and trade minister Digby Jones, it has emerged.
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OpinionShould Saarinen’s American Embassy building be listed?
Yes, says Docomomo’s Dennis Sharp, it’s well scaled and well weathered; no, says Westminster’s Robert Davis, it’s a mess inside, mediocre on the outside, and not historically important
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NewsProfile: Norman Foster
Foster & Partners, which celebrated four decades in practice in 2008, continually tops lists of the world’s most admired architectural firms. Here, Norman Foster talks about success, growth and that deal with 3i
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