All Building Design articles in 3 February 2006 – Page 2
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TechnicalClick ‘print' for your building
Is the next step on from rapid prototyping, machines that can make actual buildings?
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News
Robots to build homes
Transatlantic race to research freeform construction will deliver first building in months
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BRE: It's time to join the green coalition
Sustainability experts are set to establish a UK Green Building Council to help reduce the environmental impact of buildings.
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NewsDesign changes blamed for Wembley delay
Design changes to Wembley Stadium could spell defeat in the battle to finish the £757 million stadium in time for the FA Cup final, bosses admitted this week.
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Opinion
Give back planning powers to the state
A nice thing about having our wee Scottish parliament is that you occasionally get the feeling - or at least the illusion - that you are close to power.
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NewsAscona's crown jewel
Architect Caruso St John has beaten international star Zaha Hadid to win the competition to design a £25 million Centre for Tourism & Culture in the Swiss town of Ascona on Lake Maggiore.
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Arb rivals lay into reform candidates
Architect members of the Arb board standing for re-election have launched a fierce attack on rival candidates the Arb Reform Group, accusing it of being an unrepresentative "clique" risking serious damage to the profession.
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NewsAnimal rights group attacks practice
Animal rights activists have claimed responsibility for an attack on the offices of a firm of architects which is working for Oxford University.
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Royal London set to go ahead
The troubled £1.2 billion Royal London & Barts PFI hospital looks likely to be given the go-ahead after an independent report found a strong clinical case for the massive new building.
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Carlisle masterplan on track after flood
Deputy prime minister John Prescott visited Carlisle on Friday to launch a public consultation on a 15-year masterplan to rebuild the city following last year's devastating floods.
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TechnicalHow we cracked it 22: Bluecoat Arts Centre, Liverpool
Bluecoat Arts Centre is a part of Liverpool's historic architectural legacy, dating back nearly 300 years. Throughout its history the building has been continually altered and extended.
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NewsArchigram goes public with £300,000 grant
Archive of 1960s collective's material will appear on a special website
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