All Building Design articles in 4 March 2005 – Page 2
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Opinion
Full metal jacket
I go past Amin Taha’s building on Clerkenwell Road every day (News Analysis February 18).
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News
Erosion threat to Victorian gems
The Victorian Society is concerned that three grade II listed buildings on the east coast of Britain will fall into the sea if government proposals to abandon rather than protect an eroding stretch of coastline are adopted.
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Opinion
Doing our duty
Further to your articles on the position of citizens from outside the EU seeking registration in the UK. Even if the Home Office is seeking to stop such persons remaining in the UK, Arb is not.
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News
Ski station design scales new heights
High-altitude designs for four cable railway stations and a bridge in Innsbruck, Austria, have been revealed by Zaha Hadid Architects.
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News
Critics force Hastings Plaza rethink
Hopkins Architects and Bill Dunster Architects have been sent back to the drawing board after three separate design watchdogs slammed their landmark £72 million scheme in Hastings.
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News
Housing quota set for court
Westminster City Council is to start legal proceedings against the Government Office for London in a bid to avoid a 50% affordable housing quota on new developments.
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Opinion
Towards a common goal
BD last month suggested that planners could be the solution, rather than the problem. At last it is talking about planning as a process again, writes Steve Bee.
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NewsCattle drive
Hopkins Architects has won planning permission for an £85 million redevelopment of the 5ha Cattle Market site in the centre of Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.
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News
Broadway Malyan joins forces with Hemingways in Gateway
Broadway Malyan is collaborating with designers Wayne and Gerardine Hemingway and housebuilder George Wimpey on a £100 million scheme in the Thames Gateway.
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News
Ferguson bridge-mending with Princes Foundation chief
RIBA president George Ferguson has met new Prince’s Foundation chief executive Hank Dittmar this week as part of a “bridge-mending exercise” Ferguson is championing between Prince Charles and the profession.
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OpinionConcrete boots
In the line of fireRegeneration minister Jeff Rooker has never minced his words, but at Monday’s Office of the Deputy Prime Minister select committee hearing, he was more than usually honest. “The red tape for the first phase [of Pathfinders] was astronomical beyond belief,” he lamented. “Whose fault was that?” ...
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News
Birmingham library in doubt
The future of Richard Rogers’ much-delayed design for a new Birmingham library appeared in further doubt this week as Birmingham City Council branded it and a number of rival schemes “unacceptable and unaffordable”.
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Opinion
Beyond the circus of the media darlings
Once upon a time, buildings were designed to serve specific purposes. They were judged on how well, and, at best, how beautifully, they served them.
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News
Traditional and modern do battle in public vote
Competing modernist and traditional designs for a £4 million community centre in Alton, Hampshire, have been put to a public vote to decide which will be built.
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Opinion
Barring foreigners will damage UK
I read with dismay the news that the Home Office is now barring foreign architects and trainees from pursuing a career in Britain (News February 25).
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Building StudyBack to the studio
An art studio home by Tony Fretton starts our two-part series on live-work designs
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