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All Building Design articles in 30 November 2007 – Page 2
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Opinion
Poor illumination
Bill Mitchell quotes Leon Botstein on leaks at MIT’s Stata Center (Opinion November 16) as saying: “hiring Gehry to design a building was no more risky than hiring Albert Einstein to teach physics”.
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OpinionIconic Pimlico must be saved
As a former governor of Pimlico School, I was interested to read about its impending demolition (News November 23).
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NewsLeeds keyworker homes use MMC
Design Group 3 Architects is designing 22 keyworker apartments in Headingley, Leeds, for Park Lane Properties
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NewsRichardson to head up Network
Vicky Richardson (pictured) has been appointed as chair of Architecture Centre Network.
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OpinionAre you revered as a global visionary genius?
Ian Martin discovers how an obscure architect in our reality might be a superstar in a parallel world
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NewsHostel loses institutional feel
Sussex-based DRP Architects has completed the first phase of a £5 million project to rebuild a hostel in Portslade, near Brighton.
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Opinion
Fear of flying
A non-scientific survey of the world’s worst airports by The Independent paper’s foreign correspondents features none other than Richard Rogers’ Madrid Barajas building — “a huge shopping mall where you feel you could get lost, possibly for years”.
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Opinion
Facing the music
Daniel Libeskind’s latest non-architectural creation — a 5.2m-long grand piano — took as long to make as some of his buildings.
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News
Fosters extends share ownership
Foster & Partners has announced it is extending share ownership in the business, as the practice marked its 40th anniversary at the British Museum on Tuesday night
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OpinionThis is the plan: every man for himself
When you get up close to it, the planning process is revealed as a chaotic, counter-productive sham
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News
LDS wins Ferrier Estate masterplan
Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands has scooped its biggest-ever residential masterplanning brief — to redevelop one of London’s most deprived council estates
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OpinionEarnest & young
Thanks to the unusually named blog Bollocks To Architecture —www.b2architecture.blogspot.com — for drawing our attention to fancy dress for toddlers from The Toy Factory.
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TechnicalDesigning by numbers
Marks Barfield drew inspiration from the ancient Fibonacci number sequence to design and build a treetop walkway for Kew Gardens, writes Rory Olcayto
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News
Rochester Riverside design placed
HTA with Burd Haward Architects has won the competition to design the 600-home first phase of Rochester Riverside, a 2,000-home flagship development in the Thames Gateway.
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Building StudyEarthy delights
Six practices were shortlisted in the Architecture Foundation/BD competition to create a new exhibition space inside the Museum of Garden History. Ellis Woodman surveys the winning entry and the runners-up
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OpinionGateway reaches crisis point
Cash, Farrell and positive noises are great, but they cannot hide the fact that the Thames Gateway is in meltdown
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OpinionStreet cred
I am pleased I am not the only person in Hackney who objects to the seriously misnamed Streetscene Improvements being spread like a layer of hazardous waste all over the borough.
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