All Building Design articles in 4 June 2004 – Page 2
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OpinionGeorge Ferguson
The RIBA president visited China last week leading a delegation of UK and US architects. The group, which included RIBA USA chairman Tim Clark and architect Angela Brady, visited Beijing and Zhengzhou to discuss the future of development in the country
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News
Local vote may prove fatal for RRP library
Richard Rogers Partnership's proposed Birmingham library could be scrapped if Conservatives gain overall control of the city council in next week's local elections. The Conservatives' regeneration spokesman in Bir-mingham, Nigel Dawkins, told BD the scheme would be spiked if the party won the six extra seats it needs to gain ...
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Opinion
Own goal for FA
Great excitement this week when it seemed the enormous arch at the new Wembley Stadium had finally been heaved into position. An image on the Football Association’s web site, with the headline “Big arch lift begins”, showed the arch at a 45 degree angle. But a call to the FA’s ...
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News
Is Europe playing our tune?
As UK contests continue to falter, practices are looking increasingly to design competitions in continental Europe and beyond. Damian Arnold speaks to three architects that have found greener pastures
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Opinion
The ruling elite
As a black student I have never experienced direct discrimination from individuals or even racist tendencies (BD May 21). What I do find, however, is that the architectural profession in general is elitist in its outlook. This is evident in the type of work that architects aspire to do (commercial ...
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News
EH faces pay strike
English Heritage architects and officers are set to vote to strike over pay within the month.
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Building StudyHigh drama in the north
Piers Gough finds skinny living rooms and Hollywood style in two towers
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TechnicalAn open door policy
Ironmongery company Izé asked designers to create a stylish range of bespoke door handles and British architecture's finest have come knocking.
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NewsLibeskind’s Dublin debut
Daniel Libeskind has unveiled dramatic plans for a 2,000-seat performing arts centre in Dublin, his first project in the city.
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NewsNew York deal one in the Eye
London Eye architect Marks Barfield attacks partner for reneging on 'verbal agreement' for Big Apple wheel
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Ferguson seeks China recognition pact
RIBA president George Ferguson is campaigning to win mutual professional recognition between British and Chinese architects.
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ReviewHideaways: Cabins, Huts and Tree House Escapes
Hideaways: Cabins, Huts and Tree House EscapesSonya FaureFlammarion£18HB, 168pp.
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News
Clissold faces bulldozers
The troubled Clissold Leisure Centre could be demolished by the end of the year, Hackney council has said.
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Review
Liverpool City Guide from the Buildings of England series
Liverpool City Guide from the Buildings of England seriesJoseph SharplesYale University Press£9.99PB.
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Opinion
Brighton breach
While it is true that Brighton’s part II received a minor condition from the RIBA in November, the context in which it appeared in BD (News May 14) was perhaps misleading. For information, Brighton has recently achieved prescription from Arb for all its courses, including a full four years for ...
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