All Building Design articles in 6 May 2005 – Page 2
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NewsTake courage
Sheppard Robson has won planning permission for a £200 million mixed-use scheme on the site of the former Courage Brewery in Bristol.
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ReviewCorbs covers
Huge amounts have been written about Le Corbusier, but rarely about his work as a book designer and author, an activity he devoted himself to until his death in 1965.
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NewsCouncil heel-dragging imperils Shelley castle
Worthing authority reluctant to put up £1.5m to save Castle Goring
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Opinion
Camden clear-up
May I correct a few factual errors in your article, “Camden planner clings on” (News April 29)?
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Opinion
Cloud of negativity ignores Cabe work
I applaud what Cabe has achieved in its short life and am surprised that two-thirds of the respondents to the BD readers’ poll think it has failed to make a significant impact on the quality of design (News April 29).
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Opinion
Where are the cast lists for buildings?
One of the things that strikes you when wandering around Paris is that in a reasonably prominent part of nearly every building is a little cartouche carved into an appropriate piece of stonework telling you the name of M le Architect responsible.
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NewsBritish sea power
Grimshaw has unveiled new images of a giant offshore wind turbine bigger than the London Eye and designed to generate three times more electricity than conventional turbines.
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News
No ‘City-on-sea’ for Brighton
Brighton council has rejected Allies & Morrison’s plans for a 42-storey tower in the city centre, saying it is “not looking for a new City of London on the coast”.
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OpinionConcrete Boots
Air pressureDavid Marks and Julia Barfield of Marks Barfield Architects are official campaign champions for a pressure group that wants more power to be generated by wind turbines. The pair join prestigious champions Norman Foster, London mayor Ken Livingstone and TV presenter Chris Tarrant. The name of the pressure group? ...
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NewsNew kids on the block
Urban Salon has won the Bermondsey Square housing competition. But with all the shortlisted schemes producing innovative housing solutions, it’s a pity all three can’t be built
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TechnicalGet the facts before the flood
Amanda Birch says ignore your project’s risk factors at your peril
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NewsBasin builds flood defences to be Thames Gateway blueprint
Kiran Curtis Architects has unveiled new ways of beating floods in the Thames Gateway with its designs for the Canal Basin in Gravesend, Kent.
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News
Tsunami architects ‘lagging’
British architects’ response to the Asian tsunami crisis is “embarrassingly scarce”, an architect and aid worker told BD this week.
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News
Leaked document reveals Scottish anti-green plans
Scottish ministers are planning a move that would allow unpopular and ecologically damaging projects to go ahead by radically centralising planning power, environmentalists claimed this week.
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News
Alsop’s Bradford plans face audit
An audit of Will Alsop’s bold public space plans for Bradford city centre has been launched to see how much they will cost to build and maintain.
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NewsWalking alone in Liverpool
Glenn Howells Architects and Urban Initiatives’ £31 million plans for Lime Street station in Liverpool have been submitted for planning permission.
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Make aims to be first carbon-neutral practice
Make is set to become the first carbon-neutral practice, it claimed this week.
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NewsGherkin gasps for air after glass fall
Windows shut at Building of the Year as safety is traded for sustainability
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