All Building Design articles in 30 September 2005 – Page 3
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Opinion
Arb is proactive
Richard Coleman, head of regulation, ArbFurther to Kate Macintosh’s letter (September 23), your readers should be aware that the Arb board is working hard to eliminate what is a national problem with BT directories and inaccurate architect classifications.We have, in fact, used the example in Clive Jones’s local directory in ...
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OpinionHadid and Alsop’s designs are tragic
On viewing the proposed schemes by Alsop and Hadid for a gallery in Edmonton, Canada (News September 23), I wasn’t sure whether to laugh or weep.
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OpinionAfter a fashion
English Heritage chief executive Simon Thurley has a reputation for being a bit of a dapper dresser.
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News
Katrina may affect UK construction
Rebuilding in the wake of Hurricane Katrina will lead to massive inflation in the US construction industry and could even have an impact on the UK, according to property services company Davis Langdon.
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Opinion
Adapt or die
Former BDP head Richard Saxon said this week that the profession needed to be more technically proficient, business savvy and team up to form “megafirms” to take on PFI work.
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News
Arb accused of failing to protect title
Up to 2,500 falsely claiming to be registered, says Association of Consultant Architects
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Opinion
Bad design abound
Robin Vaughan seems to be quite excited, if a little confused, about the potential for the further testing of architects and their patience by Arb (News September 9). He shouldn’t, however, worry too much that “there’s a world out there thinking architects are doing well”. A perusal ...
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TechnicalHow we cracked it 14: Visa section, German Embassy, Belgrave Square, London
Bernhard Blauel of Blauel Architects explains how cables of high-tensile steel stopped applicants for German visas from throwing things at diplomats
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News
Toyo Ito wins Royal Gold Medal
The Japanese architect Toyo Ito has won this year’s Royal Gold Medal.
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