All Building Design articles in 30 September 2005 – Page 2
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NewsBroadcast views
MacCormac Jamieson Prichard’s refurbishment of BBC’s Broadcasting House was revealed for the first time this week as scaffolding on the building was removed.
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News
Livingstone squares up to London boroughs
London mayor Ken Livingstone has launched an audacious bid to take control of housing and planning in the capital with a pledge to fight Nimbyism in local authorities and increase the number of homes delivered in the Thames Gateway.
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Opinion
Bombing bridges
In the same week as a report for the RIBA warned that architects were introspective and liked to think of themselves as misunderstood artists, Tony Fretton did little to heal any perceived rift between the general public and the profession.
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NewsPlaying the blame game
As UK architects are accused of failing to collaborate, the Bath Spa saga reveals just how bad relations can get.
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Cabe fears manslaughter bill
Watchdog says the new legislation could stop innovative urban design such as London’s Exhibition Road
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Opinion
Bill Portal
Neo-Classical network architecture, IMHO, rocks. Pleasing proportions, and the ethernet connection kicks ass
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Opinion
Beyond our Ken
Ken Livingstone is used to fighting the Labour party, but this time he’s up against a much more intransigent foe.
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Profession takes a beating
Constructing Excellence report calls for new wave of megapractices and says RIBA is out of touch
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Aylesbury looks to New Islington
A masterplan inspired by Manchester’s New Islington development will be used to redevelop and enlarge London’s huge Aylesbury estate.
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Opinion
Aylesbury error
It is sad that your front page report in last week’s issue (News September 23) says that the Aylesbury estate was designed by Austrian architect Hans Trenton. This suggests that Southwark, which at the time had the largest housing programme in London, had brought in a private architect from abroad.For ...
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TechnicalWays to take the sway away
Increasingly severe storms will make damping systems vital in any new tall building
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RRP’s Welsh Assembly is three months late
The new £60 million Rogers-designed debating chamber for the National Assembly in Cardiff will be at least three months late in completion.
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Report on Lynch fire points to arson
The fire that destroyed the first major project by architect Patrick Lynch last year was possibly started with petrol, a scientific investigation has concluded.
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Opinion
Archive protection
For your top story last week you chose to feature an accident to an important collection while in temporary storage at our headquarters, some three years ago.I very much regret the damage caused at the time (fortunately to prints, not originals) and naturally we have acted to improve the housing ...
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ReviewThe unsung hero of architecture
Architect turned composer Iannis Xenakis is the da Vinci of modern music
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Architects petition Reed over arms fair
Speakers at the 100% Detail design fair last week petitioned organiser Reed over its role as host of the International Defence Exhibition arms fair.
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NewsFive shortlisted for BD young architect award
Five practices are facing perhaps the toughest interview of their short careers after they were shortlisted for the 2005 BD/ Davis Langdon Young Architect of the Year Award this week.
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